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Scott Gordon, English professor and scholar of the colonial and post-colonial history of the Lehigh Valley, spoke with WLVR's Brad Klein about the role the Moravians played in the American Revolution. The conversation is part of a series, Lehigh Valley 250th, which examines the region's place and contributions in American history leading up to the nation's 250th anniversary next year.

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Katherine Crassons, associate professor of English, has been named the recipient of the 2025 Bonnie Wheeler Fellowship, one of the most prestigious grants for medievalists. The fellowship, which includes a $25,000 stipend and mentorship from a distinguished scholar, will support Crassons as she completes her book, Signs of Wonder: Faith, Ethics, and Epistemology in Medieval and Early Modern England.

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Suzanne Edwards' edited volume with Matthew X. Vernon will publish later next month. The anthology highlights women's medievalism which has often been silenced. In ten essays and an introduction, Women’s Restorative Medievalisms: Forgotten Pasts and Unimagined Futures sheds light on these unrecognized medievalisms by women writers from the 20- and 21st-centuries.

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