Career Instructors Jenée Wilde and Stephen Rust to present on Comics Justice at UO's annual TeachIN

10:45am-12:00pm, Saturday, November 17th, HEDCO 220

Marcus Hensel (PhD '12) has published a two-volume collection on monster theory.

Professor Marcus Hensel has recently published a two-volume set titled Classic Readings on Monster Theory. The collection, co-edited by Hensel and Professor Asa Mittman, comes to us from Arc Humanities Press, a partner of Amsterdam University Press.

Click to learn about declaring the English Major.

If you’re visiting this page, chances are that you love reading—thumbing through stories, figuring out what they mean, tinkering with how they’re put together, and reflecting on what they reveal about different cultures.

English alum Patrick Newson (BA '08) publishes a timely poetry collection that deconstructs America's culture of gun violence. 

An Object in Motion comes to us from Nomadic Press, who write that the collection "is the reckoning of firearms from the fictional through the physical, an exploration of these most visicous tools in regard to the bodies they impact and the narratives that have developed as a result. These poems and vignettes are hollow points in a culture of gun violence."

Osiyo TV features Professsor Kirby Brown in a segment on Cherokee playwright and screenwriter Lynn Riggs.

Professor Kirby Brown was recently featured in a segment of Cherokee Almanac, a production of Osiyo TV, the official video publishing arm of the Cherokee Nation. The segment focused on the life, writing, and legacy of Lynn Riggs, a prolific and well-regarded Cherokee poet, playwright, screenwriter, and drama theorist.

Dr. Katy Brundan, University of Oregon
"The Philological Swamp"
October 19, 4pm, 312 Villard

Dr. Brundan will be delivering “The Philological Swamp, or, What Nineteenth-Century Fiction Teaches Us about the Humanities” as part of the Comparative Literature program’s “What Matters to Me” Lecture Series.

Dr. Brundan is a Career Instructor in English and COLT.

Dr. Mireille Miller-Young, UC-Santa Barbara: "A Taste for Brown Sugar: Black Women in Pornography"
Friday, Oct. 19, 12 pm, Gerlinger Lounge

Date: October 30th & 31st

Time: Tuesday 10-2; Wednesday 10-12

Oregon Quarterly features Alec Cowan (BA '18) for archival work on Japanese-American students' experiences in UO English during the 1940s.

Thursday, 10/04/2018, 12:00-1:30 pm, 
Many Nations Longhouse