There's still room in ENG 110M:  Intro to Film & Media.  This course serves as an introduction to film and media studies and various methods of critical analysis. Multilisted with CINE 110M. This course will satisfy the Arts and Letters group requirement because it introduces students to modes of inquiry that have defined the discipline of film studies. These include such diverse approaches as studying narrative structure, authorship, genre, and reception.

Kirby Brown's book Stoking the Fire: Nationhood in Cherokee Writing, 1907-1970 was one of three works selected for the 2019-2020 UO Authors, Book Talks series. 

Angela Rovak's dissertation,  "Make Something Besides a Baby: Race, Gender, and Reproductive Science in 20th Century Black Women's Novels," has been chosen by the UO Graduate School as the University of Oregon's Humanities/Fine Arts nomination for the Council of Graduate Schools/ProQuest Distinguished Dissertation Award.   Rovak’s dissertation was selected by the UO Graduate School out of all the dissertations from University of Oregon Humanities/Fine Arts d

Congratulations to the Class of 2019! Click to learn more about the English major from our recent grads!

Click to read the blog's final installment of the academic year, featuring a touching send-off from program coordinator Hayley Brazier.

This week's installment features exciting career opportunities in digital humanities.

The UO Zero Waste Program Needs Your Help to Recover Reusables and Recyclables During End of Year Move-Outs.

This week features ENG's own Prof. Heidi Kaufman unveiling her work on the The Lyon Archive, which documents the professional and creative lives of an Anglo-Jewish family of scholars, poets, diarists, editors, fiction writers, and philanthropists.