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This student, double majoring in English and human services, recommends the webtoon MY BOO.

The Twin Cities artist created art for Green Line light rail stations, among other large-scale public works.

A grant fostered PhD candidate Melissa Merte's research in Victorian narrative.

Associate Professor Kim Todd has studied "stunt reporters"—female newspaper writers in the 1880s and 1890s who went undercover to expose societal ills. This Q&A covers Todd's…

This short video highlights Julie Schumacher's research.

This short video highlights Dan Philippon's research.

How have Shakespeare's works been a part of civic life?

Nebraska scholar Anne Nagel to speak here October 11.

Film pro Scott Burns (BA '85, Engish) took his sense of true north with him from Minnesota to Hollywood.

English seeks a scholar of African-American and/or Native American literatures and cultures!

Professor Christopher Pexa's new book, Translated Nation, reveals how Dakota values persevered through assimilation.

This senior, who tutors for the Center for Writing, recommends the English class "Protest Literature and Community Action."

This senior was an intern for University of Minnesota Press and a fiction editor for THE TOWER. She recommends the "American Novel from 1900" class!

PhD candidate Jenna Dreier won the prestigious Graduate School Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship for her research on prison performances of Shakespeare plays.

Congrats to all our English major scholarship and award winners!

English professor accomplishments in writing, teaching, and research!

Highlights of our faculty, student, and alum news.

Check out what our students and alums have published, presented, and been awarded.

Retiring professor tapped new technology to spark lively communities of learning.

Book publications, awards, and other creative activities from students and alums.