Gina Franco (English) published her poem, “Litany for a Table of Immovable Feasts,” with Image Journal’s Winter 2018 print issue 99. The poem is also available here on line.

Four poems by Cyn Kitchen Fitch (English) appear in Issue 10 of Poetry South, the literary magazine of Mississippi University for Women. The poems are “Is Like,” “Prairie Schooner,” “A Periodic Slug of Nostalgia,” and “When Night is Blackest.” Additionally, the editors at Poetry South nominated Fitch’s poem “Is Like” for a 2018 Pushcart Prize.

Stuart Allison (Biology) has been appointed to the position of Book Review Editor for the journal Restoration Ecology, the leading academic journal in the field of ecological restoration. He has served as a coordinating editor for the journal since 2005 and will continue in that role along with his new duties as Book Review Editor.

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Gina Franco (English) published her poem, “The White Cloud and the Human Form,” with the current Fall/Winter print issue of Tahoma Literary Review.

Todd Heidt (Modern Languages – German) presented at the annual American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) Conference, which took place November 15-18 in New Orleans, LA. Heidt’s presentation, “Inclusive Materials and Strategies for Postsecondary Elementary German,” outlined curricular changes introduced at Knox which have significantly increased enrollments in German courses by underrepresented […]

Robin Metz (Professor of English and Director of the Program in Creative Writing) published three poems in The American Writers Review–a Literary Journal, Summer 2018 edition (D. Ferrara and Patricia Florio, editors. San Fedele Press):
New Moon Rising, Buck Creek Wisconsin
Postcard, Block Island Rhode Island
Nightlight

Cyn Kitchen Fitch’s (English) poem, “God Spoke” was published in the November ’18 issue of K’in Literary Journal.

An article written by Peter Schwartzman (Environmental Studies) entitled “Responding to Climate Change in Galesburg,” was published in the Galesburg Register-Mail, the week of November 12.
An online version can be read at:
http://www.galesburg.com/opinion/20181113/peter-schwartzman-responding-to-climate-change-in-galesburg