Xochitl Quiroz '21

"Pa’lante: The Poetics of Hope in the Puerto Rican Literary Diaspora"

Nicolle Donaire '21

"Wild Women: Intersectional Trauma and the Environment"

Ash Ma '21

"Isolation and the Natural World"

Tyler McFarland '21

"Prison Poetry"

Jackson Ullmann '22

"Evolution and Progress in Adaptation: Disability in Dororo"

Amy Vandervelde '21

"Prophetic Players: How Language Likens Two Kingships in Shakespeare's Richard II"

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Conor Broderick '21

"A Reparative, Queer Reading + Adaptation of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight"

Sadia Mohammed '21

"The Sea as a Repository in Olaudah Equiano’s narrative and M. NourbeSe Phillip’s Zong!"

Nora Stewart '21

"A Genuine New Departure": Elaborating Postcolonial Cultural Production in Frantz Fanon's Peau noire, masques blancs

Kelsey Stender-Moore '21

"Redeeming Goneril and Regan: Gender Labor in King Lear"

Lindsay Weber '21

"Reforming 16th century Protestantism: Religion, rebellion and social hierarchy in King Lear"

Gabriel Fisch '21

"A Note on Vaseline: Theorizing Raw Sex, HIV, and Black Gay Sexual Subjectivity in Don’t Call Us Dead"

Malcolm Cooke '21

"At the Center of the Spider’s Web: Throne of Blood and Indigenization"

Lauren Adams-Plehal '21

"Romeo and Juliet Ballet Adaptations"

Teresa Padron '21

"A Clear and Present Danger: Queer Kink Crip Postionalities and Temporalities in Shakespeare's Macbeth"

Shelby Kruger '22

"Fine Eyes and Forbidden Lovers: Exploring Sexuality and Intimacy in Contemporary Adaptations of Pride and Prejudice"

Teddy Holt '22

"Mothers, Murder, and Meeds: Unearthing Indigeneity in The Kalevala and Beowulf"

Asher de Forest '21

"They're Just Like Us! essays, more or less"

Gianella Rojas '21

Nohelia

Becca Lewis '21

"What Will Not Sink Will Push Against the Sea"

Eric Fong '21

"Georgiana of the Earth"

Abby Lawrence '21

"Testimonies of a Triplet"

Ben LeBlanc '21

"Where and When I've Been So Far"

Katie Woodhouse '21

Title: pending

Betsy Barthelemy '21

Honor's Project: "Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast: Girlhood in the Creation, Content, and Consumption of Victorian Children’s Fantasy Versus Fiction"

Albert Lee '21

2020 Capstone: "線TENSE (pronounced "sentence"): A Poetic Peregrination of Japanese Imperial Postmemory and Korean Diasporic Intimacy in a Nuclearized Sinosphere"

Ben White '21

"One Mic: Reevaluating Rap in Contemporary Culture"