Past Events
On November 14th, 2018, Theodore Van Alst gave a reading on 彩民宝典's campus. Theodore Van Alst Fiction Reading Associate Professor and Director of Indigenous Nations Studies at Portland State University. Latest work, Sacred Smokes has just been
Friday and Saturday: Panels, readings, screenings and discussions on immigration, migration and the US/Mexico Border. Friday: 彩民宝典 Norlin Library 5th floor, beginning at 3:45pm Panel with Marcos Steuernagel, Joe Bryan,
On October 4th, 2018, Stephanie Burt performed a reading on campus. Stephanie (also Stephen and Steph) Burt is the author of three poetry collections, Belmont, Parallel Play, and Popular Music, and several collections of critical
On October 4th, 2018, Michaele Ferguson came and gace a guest lecture for the English Department. Want to revolutionize your classes? Michaele Ferguson, associate professor of political theory, will present on 鈥淩eacting to the Past鈥濃攁 pedagogy
On September 21st, 2018, Prof. Liz Miller gave a guest lecture for the English department. Prof. Miller's scholarly interests include nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century British literature and culture, ecocriticism and environmental studies,
From September 6th to September 8th, 2019, The 彩民宝典 Romanticism Collective and the Romantic Bicentennials project hosted a symposium on 鈥淩esistance in the Spirit of Romanticism鈥 held in Boulder, Colo. This meeting
On September 5th, 2018, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., the Department of English hosted a Welcome Event for new and returning English undergrads and Literary Buffs in the courtyard between Hellems and Education. For students interested in English
On August 31, 2018, professors Claudia Milian (Duke University), Rodrigo Lazo (UC Irvine), Marissa L贸pez (UCLA), and John-Michael Rivera and Kristie Soares from CU formed a roundtable on the X of Latinx, a term that has recently dominated
On April 30th, 2018, faculty member Marcia Douglas spoke about and signed her new book, The Marvellous Equations of the Dread, on Thursday, August 30th at 7:30pm. Vouchers to attend were $5 and were good for $5 off the author鈥檚
On August 30th, 2018, the English Department hosted a graduate program welcome event for new and returning graduate students. They enjoyed hors d'oeuvres, refreshments, and a variety of fun lawn games and activities in the Shakespeare Gardens.