The English Showcase was a success! Students’ families and friends came out to support them at the last English department event of the semester . . . and decade....
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Hey, I'm Josie. I'm a sophomore English major also pursuing a professional minor in Entrepreneurship & Small Business Development. I like reading, listening to music, binge-watching on Netflix, drinking fruity concoctions, and of course, writing whatever my crazy imagination comes up with. I’ve been writing since I was nine or ten years old. My huge goals include becoming an award-winning writer, move into a New York City brownstone, watch my stories come to life on the silver screens, and own several businesses.
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What does modern poetry plus hip-hop equal? Associate English Professor Dr. Aaron Chandler’s course, ENG 287 Street Poetry: Whitman to Hip Hop!...
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books, faculty, in the classroom, students
If you’re like me, you’ve heard of grants before and maybe had an inkling of what they were. Assistant Professor of Digital Rhetoric, Dr. Amanda Licastro is teaching ENG 337 Advanced Topics: Grant Writing this semester....
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career, experiential learning, faculty, in the classroom, students
You’ve probably read about Senior English major Morgan LaMonica on the Stevenson website or read her creative work in the Greenspring Review. Either way, she is an accomplished student. Now, she has published a children’s book!...
Professor Meagan Nyland’s ENG 325 Creative Writing class read their original Halloween or spooky season themed short stories at the Spooky Stories event. It was free and students were encouraged to bring guests....
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campus activities, student activities, students