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“It was very crucial for me to remember who I was as a writer, who I am as a person, where I want to go, who I’m looking to reach with my work—and I think that was something that I got better at understanding each English class I took.”

Asian American Center Director Dr. Heidi Kim on March 16 shootings in Atlanta. It gives me great sorrow to write to all of you again about anti-Asian violence, but I wanted to reach out in the wake of last night’s shootings.

PhD candidate Sean DiLeonardi discusses his experience writing his dissertation during the pandemic.

Honors English and Comparative Literature students tell their experiences of writing their senior theses during the pandemic.

Congratulations to Chelsea Tate Deitelzweig, Alexandra Catherine Mao, Jessica Maria Pereira, and Hannah Kaitlin Whittington!

“I’ve honestly loved every single English class I’ve taken at Carolina.”

Professor Susan Irons’ English 304 “Advanced Business Communication” course has helped create a healthier campus.

Last semester, Professors Gabrielle Calvocoressi and Courtney Rivard’s courses found success in the digital classroom.

2021 Frank B. Hanes Writers-in-Residence events, a reading and a panel, featuring Rev William Barber II and Jaki Shelton Green.

Megan Swartzfager, current ECL MA student in Literature, Medicine, and Culture, created a ArcGIS StoryMap about COVID-19 in US Prisons that was featured on Synapsis.