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Emeritus Professor of English Robert Pierce recently had two articles published, "Viola's Telemachy," in Shakespeare Survey 75 and "."

Professor Wendy Beth Hyman has been elected to serve as a Trustee of the Shakespeare Association of America. She has also given three invited talks this spring: “Why the Renaissance Matters Now: Teaching the Early Modern with Integrity” (Stanford University), “Shakespeare and the Ingenious Machine” (Huntington Library), and “Intellectual Wellness: The Commonplace Book Tradition” (Cleveland Humanities Festival/Cuyahoga Community College).

John G. W. Cowles Director of the Allen Memorial Art Museum Andria Derstine has been elected to serve on the board of trustees of the Association of Art Museum Directors.

Fairchild Professor Emeritus of Religion and East Asian Studies James Dobbins published three articles in 2022 on the Japanese Buddhist figure Daisetz Suzuki, who popularized Buddhism in America and Europe in the mid-twentieth century. The longest article, just released, is showcased in the journal published at Otani University in Kyoto, Japan.

An excerpt of Associate Professor of Physics & Astronomy Jillian Scudder's new book, The Milky Way Smells of Rum & Raspberries (Icon Books, Feb 14 2023) was published in .

Sandra Zagarell's essay "Why Mary E, Wilkins freeman: Why Now? What Next" has just been published in New Perspectives on Mary E. Wilkins Freeman: Reading with and against the Grain (Interventions in Nineteenth-Century American Literature and Culture).

Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication Cortney Smith recently published an article, "," in Feminist Formations.

The String Room Gallery at Wells College is pleased to present , a transatlantic dialogue in image and text from 2019-2020 between visual artist Kasia Ozga, visiting professor of sculpture at �鶹��Ƶ College and poet Dan Rosenberg, associate professor of English at Wells. The exhibition will be on display from January 24 - February 16, 2023.

Professor Kirk Ormand and David Halperin (OC ’73) have recently edited and published John J. ("Jack") Winkler's last book: .

Professor Winkler delivered the book in progress as part of �鶹��Ƶ's Martin Lectures Series in 1988 and was in the process of completing it for publication in 1990 when he passed away from complications arising from HIV infection. Ormand and Halperin have now updated that nearly-complete manuscript with references to scholarship from the last thirty years, edited the argument, and secured permissions for the 50+ images that Winkler wished included in the volume. The book will be available this February from Princeton University Press, the latest volume in the Martin Lectures series.

Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Rachel Saylor recently published an article, "Optimized derivatization of primary amines with the fluorogenic reagent naphthalene‐2,3‐dicarboxaldehyde toward reproducible quantitative analysis in biological systems," in . Coauthors are Paola Gonzalez Quevedo ’21, Elizabeth Rigby ’22, and Samuel Kearney ’22.