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Remembering the Life of Professor Donald Anthony McQuade | An Obituary by Kelefa Sanneh
New Faculty Voices: A Q&A with Professor Alexandra Lossada
The Poetry of Impurity: A Conversation with John Shoptaw and Jenny Odell | Cal Alumni Magazine
New Faculty Voices: A Welcome Q&A with Professor Farah Bakaari
UC Berkeley English Lecturer Magdalena Ostas' "What We Are in Literature and Art," Published
Professor Mark Goble on "Downtime," and the History of Slow Motion in the 20th century
News
September 26, 2025
Sep
26
Q&A with Professor Alexandra Lossada: "I don’t find that the story of immigration can be told by exclusively focusing on one demographic, but rather I want to see how different groups are narrating their histories and stories through literature."
September 22, 2025
Sep
22
"What is the appropriate form with which to tell the story of the African postcolonial state?" A Q&A with Professor Farah Bakaari
September 10, 2025
Sep
10
UC Berkeley English Lecturer Magdalena Ostas' "What We Are in Literature and Art," Published
August 28, 2025
Aug
28
UC Berkeley English Welcomes Professor Farah Bakaari
Aug
28
UC Berkeley English Welcomes Professor Alexandra Lossada
Profiles
UC Berkeley English Welcomes Professor Farah Bakaari
Remembering the Life of Professor Donald Anthony McQuade | Obituary by Kelefa Sanneh
Q&A with Professor Alexandra Lossada: "I don’t find that the story of immigration can be told by exclusively focusing on one demographic, but rather I want to see how different groups are narrating their histories and stories through literature."
"What is the appropriate form with which to tell the story of the African postcolonial state?" A Q&A with Professor Farah Bakaari
UC Berkeley English Lecturer Magdalena Ostas' "What We Are in Literature and Art," Published