Black History Month: Our Reading Recommendations
We’ve curated books from across a variety of genres that we’re excited to read this Black History Month.
Oh the Places You’ll Go: Advice and Encouragement for the Fordham English Community
Reflections on the English Department’s recent Town Hall and Career Panel
Applying for Grants and Fellowships: Tips, Tricks, and Advice from Fordham English Students, Faculty, and Alums
Advice from the Fordham English community on applying for grants and fellowships.
“I’m Happiest Just Loving Books”: A Fordham English Alum Talks About Working in Publishing
Elka Roderick (FCRH ’21, GSAS’ 22) shares how she got her job at Knopf and why she loves it.
Wise Children’s “Wuthering Heights”: Problems of Sympathy with Abuse and Accents
Fordham English grad students and their professor, Christopher GoGwilt, review Emma Rice’s stage adaptation of Wuthering Heights.
Who Owns Shakespeare? Dr. Varsha Panjwani Gives Us an Answer
Dr. Panjwani, who teaches Shakespeare at Fordham in London, is finding new ways to make Shakespeare available to everyone.
