Elise L. Ryan

Elise L. Ryan is a teacher and writer and is Teaching Associate Professor Literature at the University of Pittsburgh. With a Ph.D. in English Renaissance literature, she thinks about the connections between the early modern and the contemporary world, teaching courses like Milton to Minecraft, Words & Images, and Making the Book. She also writes cultural criticism, which you can read at Image, The Millions, America magazine and Petrichor magazine.

Resources by Elise L. Ryan

After the recent death of author Annie Dillard, Elise L. Ryan reflects on their shared hometown of Pittsburgh.
Each week, the course will pair a foundational aspect of photography with a complementary stage of the Ignatian Examen.
Fr. Edward Catich, a calligrapher, stonecutter, author, creator of two typefaces, priest and more, exemplifies the Ignatian mandate to find God in all things.

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