Writing and Rhetoric
The Writing and Rhetoric program approaches writing as both art and craft. The program guides students to refine their talent for analysis and argument, learn to express their own ideas in creative ways, sharpen their sense of audience, and pay close attention to the details of grammar and style.
Writing and Rhetoric News
D’Agata ’95 and HWS on Broadway
As Lifespan of a Fact continues its Broadway run, writer John D’Agata ’95 joins the HWS community for a pre-show reception on Friday, Nov. 16. A New York Times “Critic’s…
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Writing for Change: Ramtahal ’20 Publishes Chapbook
Jessica Ramtahal ’20 released her first formal publication, daffodils in the garden on Amazon in July. The self-published book of poems speaks of the trauma that Ramtahal has faced and…
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Trias Writer-in-Residence: Donald Revell
This fall, Hobart and William Smith Colleges welcome the 2018-19 Trias Writer-in-Residence, acclaimed professor, poet, award-winning translator and essayist Donald Revell. The author or translator of more than 20 books,…
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Benson ’18 Joins “SportsCenter”
Following an internship last spring covering local sports with ESPN Ithaca, Mac Benson ’18 is back with the national network full-time as a production assistant at “SportsCenter” in New York. Benson,…
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Adaptation of Book by D’Agata ’95 Goes to Broadway
This fall, actors Daniel Radcliffe, Cherry Jones and Bobby Cannavale will bring to Broadway The Lifespan of a Fact, the 2012 book that grew out of a correspondence between fact-checker…
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