Research Highlights

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 26, 2025

"What is the appropriate form with which to tell the story of the African postcolonial state?" A Q&A with Professor Farah Bakaari

September 22, 2025

UC Berkeley English Lecturer Magdalena Ostas' "What We Are in Literature and Art," Published

September 10, 2025

Faculty Voices: Professor David Marno on Teaching, UC Berkeley, and Attention

June 16, 2025

PhD Student Nica Giromini Franklin's "Hostile Architectures" Wins Omnidawn Open Poetry Book Contest

May 19, 2025

"Latinx Literature in Transition, Vol. 2," Edited by Professor John Alba Cutler and Marissa K. López, Published

April 24, 2025

Professor Elisa Tamarkin to Deliver 2025 Charles Mills Gayley Lecture

April 25, 2025

Professor Colleen Lye Receives Honorable Mention in AAAS Excellence in Mentoring Award

April 11, 2025

"Collaborating with artists in the context of organizing...has been a constant to my community work," a Q&A with 2025 Holloway Poet Cecily Nicholson

April 7, 2025

Fiona McFarlane's "Highway Thirteen," Wins The Story Prize

March 26, 2025

"Cambridge World History of Sexualities" Published, Featuring Chapters by Professor James Grantham Turner

October 24, 2024

Celebrating Lyn Hejinian: Reflections from Students, Friends, and Colleagues

July 10, 2024