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- Rosko’s poetry was anthologized in Archive: South Carolina Poetry Since 2005, published by Ninety-Six Press, which is part of the South Carolina Poetry Archives in the Department of Special Collections and Archives in James B. Duke Library at Furman
- Jacob Craig published an article, Affective Materialities: Places, Technologies, and Development of Writing Processes,” in Composition Forum
- Jacob Craig’s co-authored chapter, “A Difference in Delivery: Reading Classroom Technology Policies,” was published in the edited collection Digital Reading and Writing in Composition Studies
- Jacob Craig’s co-authored article, “The FSU Symposium: Origins, Revisions, and Reflections” was published by Computers and Composition Online
- Women’s and Gender Studies panelists discussing gender, race, and healthcare
- Terence Bowers published “The Significance of Sounds in Updike’s “A & P.” in The Explicator vol. 76, no 4, Fall 2018, pp. 174 – 78
- Terence Bowers published “Fielding’s Odyssey: The Man of Honor, the New Man, and the Problem of Violence in Tom Jones” in Studies in Philology vol. 115, no. 4, Fall 2018, pp. 803–34
- Betsy Baker published an article in College Today about her frequently-offered course on Sherlock Holmes
- 14th Annual Spring Student Film Festival
- Dan Colella (ENGL, ’20), Eli Saliba (COMM, ’20) and Noah Goodman (ENGL, ’20). All three are FMST minors and officers of the Student Film Club (Dan is the President).
- Carens’s Gothic literature class in Bath
- Jacob Craig’s co-authored chapter, “A Difference in Delivery: Reading Classroom Technology Policies,” was published in the edited collection Digital Reading and Writing in Composition Studies
