Undergraduate

2025-2026 Courses

This schedule is tentative and subject to change.

Spring 2026

Creative Writing Courses

CRWT 10 (10A) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Crouch
CRWT 12 (3A) Introduction to Poetry, Professor Stone
CRWT 20 (2A) Intermediate Workshop: Fiction, Professor Crouch, CRWT 20 Application
CRWT 21 (10A) Intermediate Workshop: Creative Nonfiction, Professor Sharlet CRWT 21 application
CRWT 22 (TBD) Intermediate Workshop: Poetry, Professor Olzmann CRWT 22 application
CRWT 40.04 (6B) Remains, Ruin, Repair, and Rapture: Trends in Urban Poetics, Professor Francis
CRWT 40.22 (10A) Dew on the Spider's Web--Making the System Your Story: Personal Narrative and Creative Nonfiction, Professor Dirks
CRWT 60 (3B) Advanced Workshop: Fiction, Professor Chee CRWT 60 application

English Courses

ENGL 3 (10A) Literary History III (Course Group III), Professor Wasserman
ENGL 38 (10A) American and British Poetry: 1900-1960 (Course Group III), Professor Moodie
ENGL 48 (2A) Critical Issues in Postcolonial Studies (Course Group IV), Professor Raza Kolb
ENGL 51.05 (10A) Shakespeare and Marlowe (Course Group I), Professor Ritger
ENGL 53.57/AAAS 35.05/WGSS 66.31 (3A) Black Speculative Worlds (Course Group III), Professor Frantece
ENGL 53.58/LACS 20.09 (11) Reading Romantasy (Course Group III), Professor Di Blasi
ENGL 55.06 (3A) Reading and Publishing the Literary Magazine (No Course Group), Professor Gibbel
ENGL 62.06 (2) Dickens and Narrative Theory (Junior Colloquium in Course Group II), Professor Harner
ENGL 63.05 (2A) Nobel Prize Writers (Junior Colloquium in Course Group III), Professor Moodie
ENGL 63.06/NAIS 36 (10A) The Undead South: Horror and Haunting in U.S. Southern Literature (Junior Colloquium in Course Group III), Professor Taylor
ENGL 71.14 (2) Knights, Camelot, Action! (Senior Seminar in Course Group I), Professor Edmondson
ENGL 73.01 (2A) In the Image: Photography, Writing, and the Documentary Turn (Senior Seminar in Course Group III), Professor Sharlet

2026-27 Courses

This schedule is tentative and subject to change.

Summer 2026

Creative Writing Courses

CRWT 10 (6B) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Orner
CRWT 11 (2A) Introduction to Creative Nonfiction, Professor Craig

English Courses

ENGL 37 (2A) Contemporary American Poetry, Professor Moodie
ENGL 42 (6B) Introduction to Postcolonial Literature, Professor Khan 
ENGL 52.06/COLT 62.04 (10A) Media & Monstrosity, Professor McCann
ENGL 53.52/WGSS 66.35 (2A) Living a Feminist Life: Archive, Text, Action, Professor Raza Kolb
ENGL 53.56/WGSS 37.01 (TBA) Female Monstrosities, Professor Mendoza
ENGL 55.27 (10A) Introduction to Literature and Medicine, Professor Raza Kolb
ENGL 63.02/AAAS 26 (10A), Toni Morrison, Professor Moodie
ENGL 64.04 (3B) Jacques Lacan and Psychoanalytic Thought, Professor Khan
ENGL 65.03 (2A) Summer Tomes: Moby-Dick, Professor Clark

Fall 2026

Creative Writing Courses

CRWT 10 (10A) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Crouch
CRWT 10 (2A) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Crouch
CRWT 11 (10A) Introduction to Creative Nonfiction, Professor Sharlet
CRWT 12 (3A) Introduction to Poetry, Professor Olzmann
CRWT 20 (10A) Intermediate Workshop: Fiction, Professor O'Malley - Application required
CRWT 40.21 (2A) Scavenging, Foraging, Gathering, Gleaning: Creative Nonfiction as Collage, Professor Sharlet
CRWT 60 (2A) Advanced Workshop: Fiction, Professor O'Malley - Application required
CRWT 62 (6B) Advanced Workshop: Poetry, Professor Olzmann - Application required

English Courses

ENGL 1 (12) Literary History I: Literature Up to the Mid-Seventeenth Century, Professor Beckman
ENGL 28 (10A) Making Americans, Professor Dobson
ENGL 29 (11) American Fiction to 1900, Professor Pease
ENGL 40/NAIS 36 (10) The Undead South, Professor Benson Taylor (students who have taken ENGL 63.06 may not take ENGL 40 for course credit)
ENGL 51.06/THEA 10.15 (10A) Shakespeare for Page and Stage, Professor Ritger
ENGL 53.47/AAAS 67.06/WGSS 66.07 (3A) African Diaspora Women Writers, Professor Brown
ENGL 53.53/WGSS 47.03 (11) Modern American Women Poets, Professor Zeiger
ENGL 54.17 (3A) Psychoanalysis and Psychology, Professor Evens and Professor Ackerman
ENGL 55.24/LING 18 (TBA) History of the English Language, Professor Pulju
ENGL 63.29/AAAS 67.09/WGSS 66.08 (6B) Self, Subject, Photography, Professor Brown
ENGL 72.13 (10) The Brontës, Professor Harner
ENGL 97 (3A), Introduction to Honors, Professor Beckman - Application required, see Honors page for details

Winter 2027

Creative Writing Courses

CRWT 10 (TBA) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Craig
CRWT 10 (TBA) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Crouch
CRWT 11 (TBA) Introduction to Creative Nonfiction, Professor Dirks
CRWT 21 (2A) Intermediate Workshop: Creative Nonfiction, Professor Sharlet - Application required
CRWT 40.04 (6B) Remains, Ruin, Repair, and Rapture: Trends in Urban Poetics, Professor Francis
CRWT 40.06 (TBA) Uses of Fact: True Source Material in Poetry and Prose, Professor Orner
CRWT 40.22 (TBA) Dew on the Spider's Web--Making the System Your Story, Professor Dirks

Literary and Cultural Studies Courses

ENGL 2 (10) Literary History II: Literature from the Mid-Seventeenth through the Nineteenth Century, Professor Chaney
ENGL 11 (12) Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales, Professor Edmondson
ENGL 23 (11) Romantic Literature: Aesthetics and Ideology from the French Revolution to Frankenstein, Professor Garrison
ENGL 31 (3A) Asian American Literature and Culture, Professor Kim
ENGL 45 (10A) Introduction to Literary Theory, Professor Evens
ENGL 52.18 (10) Netflix and the Victorian Serial Novel, Professor Harner
ENGL 52.20/AAAS 82.11 (11) Reading Between the Color Lines in 19th-Century American Literature, Professor Chaney
ENGL 53.33/WGSS 36.06 (2A) Gender and Sexuality in Asian American Literature, Professor Kim
ENGL 53.35/AAAS 88.12 (11) From Diaspora Practices to Theory, Professor Campbell
ENGL 53.38/LACS 20.09 (TBA) Reading Romantasy, Professor Di Blasi
ENGL 53.54/AAAS 35.02/WGSS 66.27 (10A) Disability and Madness in African American Literature and Film, Professor Middleton
ENGL 53.57/WGSSS 66.31/AAAS 35.05 (TBA) Black Speculative Worlds, Professor Mendoza
ENGL 54.04 (3B) Beautiful, Ugly, Cute, Dumpy: An Introduction to Aesthetics, Professor Tanoukhi
ENGL 54.15/COLT 40.01 (2A) History of the Book, Professor Beckman
ENGL 54.41 (11) Critical AI, Professor Dobson
ENGL 61.04 (10A) Madness, Magic, Metamorphosis: Unstable Character in Early Modern Drama, Professor Beckman
ENGL 63.32/NAIS 81.06 (2A) Fictions of Indigeneity, Professor Benson Taylor
ENGL 73.xx (TBA) TBA Senior Seminar in Course Group III, Professor Morris Johnson

Spring 2027

Creative Writing Courses

CRWT 10 (10A) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Crouch
CRWT 10 (2A) Introduction to Fiction, Professor O'Malley
CRWT 10 (TBA) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Orner
CRWT 11 (2A) Introduction to Creative Nonfiction, Professor Dirks

CRWT 20 (2A) Intermediate Workshop: Fiction, Professor Crouch, CRWT 20 Application
CRWT 22 (2A) Intermediate Workshop: Poetry, Professor Olzmann CRWT 22 Application
CRWT 40.10 (TBA) James Joyce's Ulysses, Professor Orner
CRWT 40.17/COLT 19.05 (3A) Workshop in Literary Translation, Professor Tanoukhi
CRWT 61 (TBA) Advanced Workshop: Creative Nonfiction, Professor Dirks

English Courses

ENGL 3 (3B) Literary History III, Professor Tanoukhi
ENGL 17 (10A) Milton, Professor Ritger
ENGL 21 (12) Reason and Revolution, Professor Garrison
ENGL 30/AAAS 34 (10) Early Black American Literature, Professor Chaney
ENGL 34 (11) Early American Drama, Professor Pease
ENGL 37 (2A) Contemporary American Poetry, Professor Moodie
ENGL 45 (11) Introduction to Literary Theory, Professor Garrison
ENGL 53.10 (11) Immigrant Women Writing in America, Professor Zeiger
ENGL 53.38/WGSS 51.10 (2A) Narratives of Un-belonging: Bad Asians, Queer Texts, Professor Kim
ENGL 55.18 (11) Research As Picture Books, Professor Chaney
ENGL 71.14 (12) Knights, Camelot, Action!, Professor Edmondson