Meet Our Students

Double-majoring in English and Spanish has provided this student with opportunities "to reflect on the diversity that abounds in our world."

This sophomore writes fiction, has interned with Great River Review, is "somewhat interested" in law school--and highly recommends taking a creative writing class.

An English-Linguistics double major, this Tower Managing Editor encourages you to submit creative work to the lit arts magazine!

This University of Minnesota Press intern is gaining an understanding of the publishing field.

This Phi Beta Kappa Honors Society member discovered her desired career path through her passion for English.

Drue Schwittes is a fourth year English major planning on becoming a teacher.

The Gopher hockey goalie finds joy and insight in analyzing texts (literary and otherwise).

This major is a writing consultant at the Center for Writing’s Student Writing Support, as well as Co-Editor in Chief of The Tower and managing editor at The Wake

Minoring in African and African American Studies and History, this senior is doing an internship in Madrid (virtually).

Double majoring in Art History, this junior analyzes both text and visuals.

This senior is pursuing two minors, Creative Writing and Racial Justice in Urban Schooling.

The leader of the English student organization FUSE recommends you join!

Minoring in Chemistry, these major works with teens at the Minneapolis Central Library.

This English-Psychology double major recommends taking a community engagement course in English.

English majors Schumacher and Silvola win University-wide honors for exceptional initiative.

This senior, a double major in Technical Writing, interned at First Avenue, Franklin Library, and the Museum of Russian Art.

This junior interned at CNN last summer and is also majoring in Journalism and Sociology of Law, Criminology, and Deviance.

This major and Creative Writing minor, a staff member of THE TOWER, appreciates English professors' enthusiasm and insight.

Undergrad Hannah Haakenson embraces new Department of English opportunity to show employers her experience and knowledge.

This major recommends the class "Protest Literature & Community Action" to better appreciate how literature can connect us to our communities and our world.