ENG 2180: Comic Books & Graphic Novels
Apr 6, 2026
Comic Books & Graphic Novels is a course designed to challenge the way we approach literature and expand our understanding of literary value and t...
ENG 5585: Studies in Ethnic American Literature
Mar 30, 2026
In this graduate course, students will read literary works on border crossing that highlight the interconnected and multilingual world in which we liv...
Daring, fun, raunchy, violent, and speculative. Meet Alexander Brock (and his beloved Italian Novella)
Mar 30, 2026
By Ethan AtwoodDaring, fun, raunchy, violent, and speculative. These are five words Alexander Brock uses to describe the Italian Novella, and after in...
Registration open for 2026 Appalachian Mountains Writing Project Summer Institute
Mar 27, 2026
BOONE, N.C. — Registration is now open for the 2026 Appalachian Mountains Writing Project (AMWP) Summer Institute, taking place June 8–26 in a hyb...
HON 3515: James Joyce's Ulysses
Mar 23, 2026
Here’s your chance to tackle the single most important novel of the 20th century and the most important prose work of the modernist movement: James ...
ENG 5780: Nineteenth-Century American Literature
Mar 23, 2026
Mid-Century & Turn of the CenturyThis course will contrast American literature of the 1850s with American literature of the 1890s. This will allow...
ENG 5405: Rhetorical Theory
Mar 23, 2026
In this class, we will explore the development of rhetorical theory from the classical Greeks through contemporary rhetoricians. We will discuss how r...
English 4830: Shakespeare
Mar 23, 2026
"The Course of True Love Never Did Run Smooth": Love and Desire in Shakespeare's WorksShakespeare’s works present love and desire in all their glori...
ENG 4120: Grant Writing for Nonprofits
Mar 23, 2026
The purpose of this course is to introduce you to the process of grant seeking and proposal writing. It will be a community engaged course where you w...
ENG 3652: Prose (Fiction) Sections 101 & 102
Mar 23, 2026
This course is designed to introduce students to the elements that make a compelling, artful short story. To do that, we'll look at our own writing pr...