Bishop’s Visionary Seascapes by Sarah FischerPosted on March 14, 2019April 8, 2021 "The Bight" and "The End of March" cast light upon an invisible line that connects Elizabeth Bishop's earlier work to her later work. CriticismInterdisciplinary Seminaraging elizabeth bishop landscape poetry
Twisted Eve by Polina SolovyevaPosted on March 14, 2019March 5, 2024 A reversal of perspective in Ezra Pound’s “The Garden” CriticismInterdisciplinary SeminarPoetryPortfoliogaze gender representation
Ex Libris, Twitter by Jenzia BurgosPosted on March 14, 2019March 13, 2024 Twitter is the public’s preferred periodical of late. Yes, periodical—if Tom Wolfe championed a New Journalism of the ‘60s, then Twitter is our Newest Journalism. Creative NonfictionIndependent Projectjournalism social media twitter
Future/Phantoms by Ngozi NwadiogbuPosted on March 6, 2019March 13, 2024 Visions beyond the Anthropocene Interdisciplinary SeminarVideoanthropocene earth environment film haunting Nature storytelling
Public Defense and Rebellious Lawyering by Judy LuoPosted on March 6, 2019April 8, 2021 Can meaningful change be effected from inside the system? How can public defenders break free of becoming mindless cogs? Independent ProjectResearchjustice law New York City united states history
Warming by Grace PayePosted on March 6, 2019March 30, 2023 An exploration in the possibilities of simple paper and scissors Portfolioanimation art collage gif paper
White Noise, Black Screen by Alana JamesPosted on March 6, 2019April 8, 2021 To what extent does a villain become a victim? Can you make a human out of any monster? Advanced Writing CourseCreative Nonfictionanxiety Childhood depression film horror mental health storytelling
Paul Schrader’s Environmental Ethics by Hannah SeidlitzPosted on March 5, 2019April 8, 2021 How First Reformed fights climate change by paying homage to Andrei Tarkovsky and Hieronymus Bosch Creative NonfictionCriticismIndependent Projectanthropocene christianity climate change environmentalism film
Drag Race Culture by Milenka BermanovaPosted on February 27, 2019April 8, 2021 Mainstream drag culture in 2018 could not be further removed from the art form’s roots. How did we get here? CriticismFirst-Year Writing Seminargender
Harry Potter and the Language of Magic by Sabrina IllianoPosted on February 27, 2019April 8, 2021 On translating J.K. Rowling’s wizarding world CriticismInterdisciplinary SeminarHarry Potter language translation
The Color of Home by Linseigh GreenPosted on February 27, 2019March 12, 2024 Two stories of home—one from the North, one from the South—follow four people as they come to terms with how space and identity collide. Arts WorkshopAudioChildhood community family home neighborhood race
The Wheel by Zoe PattersonPosted on February 27, 2019April 8, 2021 "The summer was hot, the tourists were stupid, and Coney Island spun like liquid sugar in a cotton candy machine." Advanced Writing CourseFictionChildhood family short story
My Man, Invisible by Mariah BellPosted on February 20, 2019April 8, 2021 I swear I seen you before / standin, shifty, on my block after dark / I swear I know you from somewhere inside Advanced Writing CoursePoetryekphrasis poem portraiture
Sylvia Plath as Electra by Alejandro Villa VásquezPosted on February 20, 2019April 8, 2021 A Freudian analysis of "Daddy" CriticismInterdisciplinary Seminarpsychoanalysis psychology sigmund freud
“The Snow Man” by Corrine HutchinsonPosted on February 19, 2019March 13, 2024 Five experimental readings, alterations, and interpretations of Wallace Stevens's "The Snow Man" Interdisciplinary SeminarPoetryPortfolioekphrasis poem wallace stevens