Panelists: Tayari Jones. 2019 Frank B. Hanes Writer-in-Residence Kathy Hunter-Williams. Dramatic Arts faculty; PlayMakers Repertory Company; Hidden Voices Seth Kotch. American Studies faculty; author of Lethal State: A History of the Death Penalty in NC Randall Kenan, moderator. Author and Creative … Read more
S.O.U.L. will be discussing manga, comic books, and graphic novels. As always, all majors are welcome and pizza will be provided. Please RSVP to the Facebook event (https://www.facebook.com/events/312278886303087/) if you plan to attend (or send us a message if you … Read more
McLarney--a native of western North Carolina, a professor at Auburn, and the author of two books of poems--will read her poetry and answer questions.
Please join us at the Latina/o Studies Café y Charla Open House on February 4, 2019 5PM-7PM in Donovan Lounge for some conversation and music.
Come discuss diversity in literature! Pizza will be provided and students from all majors are welcome (so please feel free to bring friends from other depts.). If you have not already joined SOUL's GroupMe, here is the link to do … Read more
An informal symposium sponsored by: Humanities for the Public Good and the Departments of American Studies and English and Comparative Literature. NC East: Maria DeGuzman, Randall Kenan, Malinda Maynor Lowery NC Piedmont: Marianne Gingher, Seth Kotch, Matt Swiatlowski NC West: … Read more
On Mon., Dec. 3, at 2 pm, DOECL will hold its Fall Faculty Colloquium, featuring Florence Dore, Inga Pollman, and Shayne Legassie.
Come hear student prize-winners of the Creative Writing Program's annual Flash Fiction competition read their superb little stories. Eat home-made cookies while you listen. What could be better?
Prof. Jennifer D. Williams (Howard U) discusses #LivingWhileBlack in the context of segregation history
The Department of English and Comparative Literature is pleased to announce its Fall Faculty Colloquium, which will take place on Monday, November 5, at 2 pm in Donovan Lounge in Greenlaw Hall (2nd floor). For this semester’s colloquium, we will … Read more
