Eliana Rozinov defended her PhD in July 2026 in the Department of English and Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies at Princeton University, where she researched, wrote, and taught on transnational modernisms, psychoanalysis, and feminist cultural studies. She is currently working on expanding her dissertation project on Riddles of Women in mythical, modernist, and Freudian works into her first book.

In her final year of study, Eliana was awarded a Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship, the University’s top honor for graduate students. Alongside her academic writing, she is an aspiring critic of film and popular culture, with essays published at The Los Angeles Review of Books and forthcoming at The Georgia Review.

Prior to attending Princeton, where Eliana also earned her master’s degree, she received a BA summa cum laude in Comparative Literature and English and a minor in French from Cornell.