Department News

Creative Writing major Ashley Boudreaux

Boudreaux is a Presidential Scholar, an honors colloquium leader, an editorial assistant for Southeast Review, and director of the Student Government Association’s Office of the Mental Health Council. Read more...

Doctoral candidate and Fulbright student Samuel Granoff

Granoff credits his Fulbright experience in France and his research at UniversitĂ© Paris-Saclay with giving him a new perspective and his in-progress World War I novel a new direction. Read more...

New issue of Spectrum spotlights English faculty, alumni

The Summer 2025 edition includes a profile of English alumnus Joey Ariellano and an article that features Professor Meegan Kennedy and the newly formed College of Arts and Sciences Artificial Intelligence Task Force. Read more...

Daniel Sutter earns Wallace Stegner Fellowship at Stanford

He earned his doctoral degree in creative writing in Spring 2025. Sutter will use the two-year fellowship, which begins in Fall 2025, to fine-tune his dissertation novel Orders of Magnitude. Read more...

department welcomes new faculty member abigail sprenkle

Sprenkel joins the English department as an assistant professor for the Literature, Media, and Culture Program. She specializes in Old English literature, law, and legal culture. Read more...

department welcomes new faculty member charles mcmartin

McMartin joins the English department as an assistant professor for the Rhetoric and Composition Program. He specializes in community writing and rhetorics of student leaders. Read more...

Programs

Creative Writing

Consistently ranked among the top writing programs in the country, the Creative Writing program offers a thriving community to writers who are looking to strengthen their craft while building life-long relationships in writing. 

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Literature, Media, and Culture

The Literature, Media, and Culture program exposes students to provocative questions that spark scholarly engagement and creativity, helping them discuss the social and political impact of literature.

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Rhetoric and Composition

The graduate program in Rhetoric and Composition focuses on rhetorical and social practices and theories of composition, particularly emphasizing the relationships between texts, technologies, language, and literacies. 

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Editing, Writing, and Media

The undergraduate Editing, Writing, and Media track emphasizes the production, analysis, and interpretation of historic, contemporary, academic, and everyday texts. 

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