English

Richard Blanco talks changing lives with the power of poetry

Richard Blanco, the fifth Presidential Inaugural Poet in U.S. history and associate professor in the Department of English, sat down […]

Don’t miss out on the Department of English’s Virginia Woolf and Her Circle: The Engendering of Literary Theory (ENL 4370) course available […]

Looking for a class to take this coming fall? Here’s a sneak peek at the Jane Austen and the Brontës […]

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to evolve, the nation is urged to practice social distancing in efforts to prevent the […]

Don’t miss out on the Department of English’s Shakespeare Tragedies (ENL 4322) course available this fall. What qualifies as a […]

Looking for a class to take this coming fall? Here’s a sneak peek at the American Realism (AML 4233) course. What’s […]

The Department of English’s The U.S. of Us: Latinx Voices from South Florida and Beyond (LIT 4825) will be offered during […]

Looking for a class to take this coming fall? Here’s a sneak peek at the 19th-Century British Literature Alias Victorian: […]

The Department of English’s Medieval Monstrosity (ENL 4215) will be offered during the Fall 2020 semester. Like the aliens of […]

Author. Historian. Speaker. Media Producer. These are just a few components that make Kitty Oliver an influential person. The FIU […]