Gannon University English Department

We're excited for a great fall semester!

Stay tuned to hear about students' writing projects this fall!

We can't wait for all of the awesome classes we are offering this fall!

We know we're all enjoying summer, but we can't help be excited for next semester! Stay tuned to hear about the book chats in the fall!

Congratulations, Lia!

Congratulations! We are so proud of all of you!

Happy retirement, Mrs. Hayes!

Our final senior spotlight is Jillian Wells!

Where are our seniors going? Next up is Charlize Harding!

Where are our seniors going? First up is Lia Eberlein!

Thank you to Jess Mando, Julie Kimball, and especially Lori Grossholz for working with the students this semester!

Dr. Borgia-Askey's History/Structure of English class has been doing lots of activities as the semester wraps up!

Jill is learning a lot and enjoying her internship at Werner Books!

Great job presenting today at Celebrate Gannon!

Grammy Award winner performs at Gannon’s spring speaker series A Grammy Award winning musician shared his insight and culture as part of Gannon University’s spring speaker’s series. Mohican Native American singer songwriter Bill Birdsong Miller per…

Grata Evanna, Gundu Juta!

An exciting concert given by 3-time Grammy winner Bill Miller is this Thursday from 7:30-9:00 PM in the Power Room, Waldron Lower Level! Bill will also be giving a songwriting workshop at 11 AM in PAC 3234. We hope to see you there!

Check out all of the awesome pictures we got from our exciting week of events!

The 47th Annual Writing Awards Night is tonight! Make sure to stop by from 3-4 at the Palumbo Atrium for Lori's afternoon seminar, and join us tonight at 7:30 for the main event. We cannot wait to see you there!

Students could select to read any of Lori Jakiela's memoirs or collections of poetry. The workshop is from 3-4pm in the 3rd floor atrium of Palumbo and the Awards is at 7:30pm in the Yehl Ballroom.

We're looking forward to tomorrow and hope to you see you there!

Gannon set to host 47th annual Writing Awards Night Thursday (WJET/WFXP) – A local university will host a night honoring their top writers. Gannon University is set to host their 47th annual Writing Awards Night on Thursday, April 11, at 7:30 p.m. in the Wal…

📝 Tomorrow, Gannon University will host its 47th annual Writing Awards Night at 7:30 p.m. in the Waldron Campus Center’s Yehl Ballroom, featuring distinguished author Lori Jakiela. The event is free and open to the public: https://tinyurl.com/24hjers7

In addition to the awards program, Jakiela will host an afternoon seminar, "Brains for Robots: Why (Human) Writers Matter Now More Than Ever," at 3 p.m. in the Palumbo Academic Center’s Third Floor Atrium.

Dr. Bomberger's African American Literature class traveled to Washington D.C. to go to the National Museum of African American History and Culture! Students also had the opportunity to explore D.C. for several hours.

John Mangels talks about the incredible light phenomena that occurs during a solar eclipse in his story "Half the Adventure Was Getting There. But Only Half." Check it out using the link below to get all the eclipse vibes before it begins today!
https://www.cmnh.org/in-the-news/science-blog/august-2017/an-eclipse-story