For the past year, academia has been roiled by news that students can use generative artificial intelligence such as ChatGPT to write...

It appears to be a map, a watercolor illustration that you might find at the front of a fantasy book. Pastel pathways whimsically sprawl...

Early to mid-April is that sweet time of year when some of the winter crispness still lingers in the morning air, a crispness slowly...

As I rapidly approach the end of my senior year, I am closing out my high school reading curriculum with The Iliad for my Greek...

One fateful day last December, I was dubbed a patterned-sock/New-Year’s person by my AP Lit class. On the graph of fuzzy socks to...

Our mission at Her Voice at the Table is to create a space to share and discuss the intersections of student writing and well-being: how...

“Reader, I married him.” -Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre Skeletons in the Closet This year I have been watching old episodes of Murder She...

TCU’s rather remarkable journey to the national football championship for the first time since 1938—and their rather remarkable 65-7...

Last week, I came across a meme that read, “I hate when people ask me if I’m all ready for Christmas. No, Susan. I’m not even ready for...

Our mission at Her Voice at the Table is to create a space to share and discuss the intersections of student writing and well-being: how...

I came onto UChicago’s campus in the fall of 2020 as optimistic as someone who was entering college in 2020 could be. I was sure of...

In Liesl Mayerson’s post “Finding Her Place at the Table,” she provides a glimpse into her senior-level Foodie Literature classroom, a...

As we go into this season of Thanksgiving, I find myself reflecting on and profoundly grateful for one of the most joyful courses I have...

In our post “Wisdom of the Ancients: A Cathartic Approach to Antigone,” we noted that our assessment for this unit asks students to...

You touch my most painful thoughts, a lament plowed over and over for my father and for the whole destiny of us all... –Antigone, lines...

In May 2022, I took the personal and professional development trip of a lifetime: a Jane Eyre pilgrimage. It was a weeklong reading,...

In an attempt to kick off the summer right, my husband and I went on a double date with my brother-in-law and sister-in-law to see...

This week began with the joy that accompanies the final days of a school year for both students and teachers: those sweet series of...

Unrelenting tears dripped onto my open book as I cackled with laughter, surrounded by freshmen in a circle on the floor, consumed by the...

This month, while reading Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole by Susan Cain, I came across a quote in her opening chapter...