Undergraduate Deadlines & Mtgs
Past Events
Join English department alumni for conversation, over hors d'oeuvres and dinner by Prospect House!
Todd S. Gilman is a litigation associate at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz in New York. He wrote his English thesis on Milton. After Princeton, he was a P55 Fellow and attended Stanford Law School.
Sydney…
Have questions about the English minor?
The Director of Undergraduate Studies, Professor Russ Leo, will be holding the information session to cover some common questions:
What are the requirements?Are there any required courses?Can cross-list courses count?What is the reflection paper?Please stop by to find out more and to ask…
Frank O’Hara’s Lunch Poems (City Lights Books, 1964) is a series of poems written over lunch, capturing the spontaneity and vividness of ordinary moments. O’Hara ate lunch, walked, and wrote down the thoughts that emerged. Now being recreated within Princeton’s…
Have questions about the English minor?
The Director of Undergraduate Studies, Professor Russ Leo, will be holding the information session to cover some common questions:
What are the requirements?Are there any required courses?Can cross-list courses count?What is the reflection paper?Please stop by to find out more and to ask…
The Collaborative Writing Space is an open forum for juniors and seniors to discuss specific issues that you might be having in the writing process, talk about where you need to be in that process (and how you can catch up), workshop parts of your independent work that you've already written, listen to the concerns of your fellow writers, or…
Want to learn more about what kinds of careers are possible in academic publishing?
Join the English Department and the staff at Princeton University Press on Zoom to learn more about the ins and outs of academic publishing!
All undergraduate and graduate students are invited to attend. A Q&A session will follow staff…
In collaboration with the Bread Loaf School of English, the department offers a six-week program of study at Lincoln College, Oxford for rising seniors. Students take a course from an Oxford/Bread Loaf faculty member, choosing among a rich range of topics, from the “Margins of Medieval Literature” to “Shakespeare’s Stage” to the “Modernist…