In an age when we’ve retired the notion of the spinster, FCRH junior Kiri Kenman investigated two of Jane Austen’s best-known spinsters, Anne Elliot and Charlotte Lucas. The resulting work won the Jane Austen Society of North America 2023 Essay Contest.

Poet and Professor Elisabeth Frost discusses how artistic and political engagement helped forge her path to Fordham.

In a conversation with D. T. Max, Staff Writer for The New Yorker, Eleana Kostakis discovers how to harness momentum in a piece of writing and in a writing life.

Have you ever felt stuck with your creative projects? This alum returned to Fordham to lead a group of English Majors in community building and creative practice.

Got some readers on your gift list? As you finish up your holiday shopping, take a look at this list of titles suggested by Fordham’s English faculty. And don’t forget to pick up a couple for yourself!

Do you like to write, paint, sing, edit videos, fold origami, or participate in some other type of creative expression? Has it been difficult for you to find time for your creative practice since you started college?

Nearly a year after its release, the tension and stigma surrounding the academic use of ChatGPT might be enough to guilt-trip a student from ever using it, even if their intention is not to use it maliciously.