Events

Talk with Ray Ryan

Bag O’ Diamonds, the title of Susan Wheeler’s first book of poems, was predictive of all to follow thus far, as long as one understands that the poet herself is never predictable, as long as one understands that she will always be vivid and musical and edgy at once.  Her work has won many honors,...

Talk by Sir Jonathan Bate

The Winter Athenaeum will feature work by Samantha Morse and Professor Erica Weaver with Professor Marissa López as respondent.  

“Multimodal Composition and Social Justice: Videos as a Tool of Advocacy in Social Work Pedagogy”

“Disraeli, Arendt, and the Fascist Novel,” Rachel Teukolsky (Vanderbilt)

Life Beyond English offers current students the chance to engage in discussions with recent department graduates from a variety of fields. Join us as our alumni share their lived experiences and answer your questions about building a life and career after graduation. This series caters primarily to English and American Literature and Culture majors and...

“Twain’s Orthography in Context,” Craig Messner

"Courage, Little Heart: Feeling and Restraint in Two Novels of Female Development," Bethany Johnsen

Make plans to drop by the English Reading Room on Tuesday, March 12th for light refreshments and readings by some of our very talented creative writing students.

A student-curated exhibit and final presentation

“Postsocialist affects: Emerging Afro-Asian legacies in the twenty-first century,” Kathryn Cai