Join us on Monday, May 13th for reading by MFA ’22 alum Joshua Garcia!

Join us May 10th for the HSS Commencement After-Party!

Congratulations to Prof. Glenn! A well deserved recipient of the Distinguished Teaching Award!

Come out to Kudu Tuesday, April 30th 1-3PM for an ENGL 403 class reading!

Jen Julian, BA ’08 alum, has sold her first novel, Red Rabbit Ghost, to Redhook Press (Hachette Book Group), to be published in summer 2025. Congrats, Jen!

Congratulations to our 2024 Departmental Honors recipients!

Congratulations to our 2024 Outstanding Students!

The English Department’s Committee on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) seeks student members for 2024-2025!

TODAY IS THE DAY! It is the 32nd annual English Day! Come to Stern Center Ballroom at 2:30 to celebrate our scholars and writers as they present their work to friends, family, faculty, and fellow students. Congratulations to these students and to all our English graduates!

Registration for Fall 2024 classes began this morning for 90-122+ earned hours! Check out our fall 24 English offerings & descriptions linked on our Linktree and in The English Hub (also linked on Linktree)! linktr.ee/EnglishCofC

Today's Meet the Major Monday features Laurynn Fanale! Swipe to get to know Laurynn!

SAVE THE DATE! ENGLISH DAY is in two weeks on Friday, April 5th in the Stern Center Ballroom from 2:30-4!

Congratulations to MFA alum Michael Plunkett (’22), on selling his first novel, Zone Rouge, to Brandon Taylor at Unnamed Press!

Join us TOMORROW on Tues. March 19th for our Spring Research & Writing Colloquium featuring Prof. Susan Farrell and Prof. Myra Seaman!

Today's Meet the Major Monday features Abbey Diiuro! A class she has enjoyed a lot is Poetry I with Professor Gary Jackson. "His lessons are always very interesting, and the class has such a fun vibe." Swipe to get to know Abbey!

Give back to our future with a donation to the Department of English! Your donations will support: faculty and student research student scholarships student travel to conferences bringing scholars and writers to campus Thank you! cofcday.cofc.edu/

Today's Meet the Major Monday features Elizabeth Clark! She is an English Major with a concentration in Literature and Film. Her second major is Political Science, and she minors in Women's and Gender Studies. Swipe to get to know Elizabeth!

Join us in three weeks on Tues. March 19th for our Spring Research & Writing Colloquium featuring Prof. Susan Farrell and Prof. Myra Seaman!

Join us in three weeks for John Warner's talk: English Is the Best Degree: Why Writing Will Matter in the Era of Generative AI!