The book examines how Black grief finds expression across fiction, music, film, and poetry.

Professor Matthew Ritger investigates the archives of Bridewell, London’s first house of correction, to trace how humanist ideals and coercive realities were bound together from the start.

The Meetinghouse Reading Series in Canaan, New Hampshire, run by Professor William Craig for the majority of its 38 years, features three...

View upcoming events in the Department of English and Creative Writing this spring! All events are free and open to the public. Futures of...

We are delighted to celebrate the department administrative assistant Carlene Kucharczyk on her recent achievement—winning the Vermont Book...

The English and creative writing major will explore the history and culture of Appalachia through poetry and illustration.

Professor Jessica Beckman’s students handle rare manuscripts, print their own books, and grapple with what vanishes in the digital age.

In their new book, James Dobson and Rena Mosteirin explore the elusive life of Frank Rosenblatt, whose groundbreaking invention laid the foundation for modern AI.

"Ghost Town," a short story by Lauren Mills '27, will be performed as part of Selected Shorts at the Hopkins Center for the Arts on...