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Kill All Your Darlings is the latest suspense novel by WKU English professor and USA Today bestselling author, David Bell. Photo courtesy of David Bell.

WKU professor kills his darlings in his 11th suspense novel

Debra Murray, Digital News Editor
July 16, 2021
Dr. Ted Hovet speaks to students at the English Salon via Zoom on Oct. 21, 2020.

English department hosts event for students to share passions from quarantine

Debra Murray
October 22, 2020
The 2020 English Major convocation was hosted via Zoom due to COVID-19

English Department hosts fourth annual English major convocation via Zoom

Debra Murray
September 4, 2020
Rob Hale, the academic innovation and excellence committee co-chair, speaks to the audience at the strategic planning forum on Feb. 13 in Jody Richards Hall auditorium. During the forum speakers from different committees came up to express their goals to the audience and answer their questions.

English department head to serve as new associate provost

Abbey Nutter
December 10, 2019
The Kentucky Museum is starting a fundraising SpiritFunder campaign for a new scholarship aimed at elementary school students to attend the museums annual art camp.

Kentucky Museum hosts celebration of WKU professors

Jack Dobbs
October 29, 2018
English Professor Mary Ellen Miller has been with WKU for 54 years and is now in transitional retirement. She is continuing to teach but is using her newly found free time to write a book of poetry. Miller said she intends to continue teaching as long as she can or as long as theyll have me. 

Kentucky Museum to honor Mary Miller’s contributions to WKU

Jack Dobbs
October 23, 2018
Curtis Crisler, of Fort Wayne In., 53, is a associate professor at Purdue University and received his B.A. in English. Crisler is reading to students to start off the Creative Writing reading series in cherry hall in room 125. He starts off  the poetry reading with his latest book the  Grey Album with the poem Living in Grey. Crisler got into poetry in the fourth grade and started to get serious in the 90s about publishing.

English department hosts first poetry reading of the year

Nicole Ziege
September 25, 2018
English Professor Mary Ellen Miller has been with WKU for 54 years and is now in transitional retirement. She is continuing to teach but is using her newly found free time to write a book of poetry. Miller said she intends to continue teaching as long as she can or as long as theyll have me. 

WKU’s longest-serving professor, Mary Ellen Miller, dies

Nicole Ziege
June 10, 2018
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