Gabriel Bump Named Chicago Public Library Foundation’s 21st Century Award Recipient
Gabriel Bump, assistant professor of English, earns the Chicago Public Library Foundation’s 21st Century Award ahead of his third novel’s release.
‘Queen Esther’ Illuminated Lecture to Bring Harley Erdman’s Research to the Stage Nov. 18
Harley Erdman and five student actors explore an early modern Spanish play through theater, music and scholarship Nov. 18 at the Rand Theater.
History Faculty Members Publish Quartet of New Books Over Summer
Faculty members in the Department of History had a busy summer, publishing a quartet of new books during the break.
Gilles Vonsattel to Tackle All 32 of Beethoven’s Sonatas in Coast-to-Coast Performances
Gilles Vonsattel is in the midst of a multi-year journey through one of the most challenging and important catalogs in the classical music canon.
Ela Gezen and David Mednicoff Named Directors of the Interdisciplinary Studies Institute
Gezen and Mednicoff bring broad academic and administrative experience to ISI as it celebrates 25 years and begins its next chapter.
Interview with Philippe Baillargeon, New Associate Dean for Careers, Professional Pathways, and Innovation
Philippe Baillargeon has been named associate dean for careers, professional pathways, and innovation in the College of Humanities and Fine Arts.
Interview with Rebecca Dingo, New Associate Dean for Faculty
Rebecca Dingo, professor of English, has been named associate dean for faculty in the College of Humanities and Fine Arts.
HFA Welcomes New Faculty Members
Meet the scholars, artists, educators, and practitioners who recently joined HFA.
Gaining Clarity About the World Through the Study of Music
Musicologist Marianna Ritchey explores classical music in contemporary American capitalism through diverse lenses.
Melissa Mueller Edits New Collector's Edition of Barnard's Sappho
A new collector's edition of Mary Barnard's translation of Sappho, edited by Professor Melissa Mueller, will be published Sept. 1.