Welcome
When you study literatures in English, you engage with works of significant cultural and aesthetic value, wrestle with important philosophical questions, reconstruct histories of past times and places, and develop in writing your own critical and creative voice. We offer a diverse range of courses, a graduate program, an honors program, journalism and medieval studies minors, scholarly lectures, readings by visiting writers, and other events, all of which give students a rich experience of the discipline of English.
Announcements
New Department Newsletter
The Spring 2012 issue of the newsletter is available. The archive of older issues is here.
Spring2012 Course Descriptions
Details available on the Course Information and Descriptions page.
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February 2012
upadated 2/16 Author Chad Harbach
7pm, ZSR Auditorium, room 404.
Details available here
2/16 Medieval Studies presents Professor Bruce Holsinger. "Archive of the Animal".
5pm, DeTamble Auditorium, Tribble Hall
March 2012
3/20 Dr. Robert S. Levine, "The Lives of Frederick Douglas"
3:30pm, C216 Tribble Hall
Details available here