Tag: Digital Literature Review

The DLR Searches for Mouthwatering Writing

November 24, 2020 by Grace Goze

Submissions are now open for the eighth issue of the Digital Literature Review, “Food Matters in Literature and Culture”! The following is an interview with faculty advisor Dr. Emily Rutter on the current issue of the Digital Literature Review. Find out more on why the eighth issue is centered around food and how to submit below. […]

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Stargazing at Star Party 2019

September 24, 2019 by Bruno Reinert

Earlier this month, students, organizations, and faculty involved in the humanities at Ball State gathered in the Studebaker East multi-purpose room for Star Party, the activity fair for introverts. In just one year, Star Party doubled its attendance, from 50 guests in 2018 to 117 in 2019! As we all enjoyed free pizza, we heard […]

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Letter from the Chair Spring 2019

April 30, 2019 by Cathy Day

By Dr. Patrick Collier As you know, Ball State has just finished up its centennial year with a set of inspiring celebrations and events. In addition to giving us an excuse to celebrate, anniversaries of this sort prompt reflection. Cathy Day has written previously about the English Department’s history. But what might the future hold […]

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#BSUEnglish and the Stories We Love

February 15, 2019 by mnsloan

We’re back with another Retweet Rapport! Take a look at what we talked about during #LoveStories week and see who won the #bsuenglish Tweet of the Week! We talked about the opportunities that come with an English degree. Good to know! #bsuenglishworks https://t.co/D5H6MJ462m — Rachel Haywood (@Rachel_Marie_96) February 12, 2019 So much great advice from […]

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Pilgrim Souls: Taylor Baugh

November 25, 2018 by mnsloan

Taylor Baugh: Former Editor of the Digital Literature Review What’s a pilgrim souls? Yeats might say that it’s who we really are, not who we pretend to be. We say it’s someone who isn’t afraid to admit they’re searching, a current student who is on a path, but doesn’t know exactly where it will lead. By: Marisa […]

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Immersive Opportunities: Gain Hands-On Experience!

April 5, 2018 by Jacket Copy Creative

Are you wondering how you can get more involved in the department? Do you want to spice up your class schedule next year? Consider one of our many immersive learning classes! Immersive learning courses provide students with hands-on, real-world experience in their field of interest. Previous courses have included Storytelling and Social Justice, where students […]

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Release your inner academic at the 2015 DLR Launch Gala!

April 13, 2015 by amisare1

What is it? The Digital Literature Review is Ball State’s academic journal. Every year, those involved in the journal share their hard work at the DLR launch gala. We want you to be there for the release of the DLR‘s second issue: Slavery Now. Why should I attend? If you attend, you not only get the […]

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Want to make the most of National Poetry Month 2015? Here’s how!

April 1, 2015 by amisare1

In 1996, the Academy of American Poets brought National Poetry Month into prominence, making April a time for literary celebration. To help make your literary celebration one to remember, we found some of the best ways you can send out poetic vibes, improve your writing, and practice literary citizenship. Start the month with two events! First Pulitzer-prize […]

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4 Takes on the Human Body: Come to Take 4 on 4/3

March 30, 2015 by amisare1

April 3, 2015 (4:30 – 6:30 PM) You can listen to Adam Beach, Debbie Mix, Joyce Huff, and Liz Whiteacre share their research and writing in Robert Bell 361! Each presentation will be about the human body, and there are a lot of ways to do that. Some bodies are accepted as “beautiful,” while others aren’t. […]

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Please Come to the “Digital Literature Review” Presentation Gala April 22

April 16, 2014 by bsuenglish

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