The IU Southeast Writing Center made changes this semester to accommodate students’ schedules by adding more appointment types, due to COVID-19, and is encouraging ways for students to get involved in...
An inquisitive email and an open position in the English Department led recent retiree Frank Farmer back to IU Southeast, the place where he started his academic career fifty years prior.
Farmer, a Clarksville...
What do Indiana University, Michigan State University, University of Cincinnati, and University of Kentucky have in common?
Though each of these schools danced in the NCAA tournament last March,...
This semester the English Club at IU Southeast was dangerously close to fading away completely until Jeremy Wells, assistant professor of English, reached out to a student. That student was Selena McCracken.
"Dr....
Anxiety bubbles its way through my stomach as I await the next, inevitable question, "What’s your major?"
As a direct admit to the School of Journalism at IU Bloomington my freshman year, life seemed...
William Sweigart, associate professor of English, has held this position for 22 years and said his life was changed when he was in the Peace Corps for three years.
“Being in the Peace Corps made me realize what’s valuable in life,” Sweigart said. “It gave me a lens to view American Society and the over emphasis on capitalism.”
Sweigart is from Pennsylvania. Since then, he has lived in several other places. He lived in Liberia for three years, and he also lived in New York where he taught English. In 1972, he went to San Francisco to visit a friend and stayed there for 18 years.
