NewCity's Fall literature preview features the forthcoming memoir, Something Wrong With Her (Jaded Ibis Productions), by Cris Mazza, UIC professor of English and director of the Program for Writers.
The Associated Press reported on Roger Reeves, UIC assistant professor of English, being named a recipient of the Pushcart Prize, which honors select works of poetry, short fiction, and essays published by small literary magazines or small presses around the world.
Gerald Graff, professor of English, is quoted by Inside Higher Ed in an article exploring the theories behind a decline in women in the humanities, particularly attributing the decrease to women finding more opportunities in the sciences and other fields.
Deirdre McCloskey, distinguished professor of economics, English, history and communications, was selected as the recipient of Competitive Enterprise Institute's (CEI) prestigious Julian L. Simon Memorial Award.
Four faculty members will be among the featured presenters at the Chicago Tribune Printers Row Lit Fest June 8 and 9 in Chicagos Printers Row neighborhood.
A poem by Assistant Professor Roger Reeves in the UIC Department of English has been selected for a Pushcart Prize, one of the most distinguished American literary honors.
Judith Kegan-Gardiner, professor emerita of English and gender and womens studies, comments about the lack of recognition for female leaders in a Chicago Tribune article about two Chicago filmmakers' documentary that examines the new surge of womens empowerment with the mission to have it all.
Chicago Tribune reports that Luis Alberto Urrea, LAS distinguished professor of English, and author Colum McCann will launch a global storytelling initiative called Narrative 4 at a Printers Row Lit Fest event.