Events Archive
2018 - 2019
If you are ready to declare English as your major or are still trying to decide, please join us for one of our upcoming three information sessions.
"Mr. Straight Arrow: The Career of John Hersey, Author of Hiroshima"
Reception in the Thorp Library to follow talk.
"The Afterlife of Lady Ermyntrude: Uncanny Archives in Woolf's Between the Acts"
Juniors should bring a printed copy of their junior paper (JP) to the deparment office no later than 12 Noon on Tuesday, April 16, 2019, as well as, upload a copy to Dropbox and send to their adviser (if instructed) before the deadline.
Thomas Hardy's Poetry: Waiting and the Ethics of Attention
Reception in Thorp Library to follow talk.
Learn more about being an English major at Princeton. Meet with our Director of Undergraduate Studies and our current majors. Refreshments provided.
Attention Sophomores!
If you are ready to declare English as your major or are still trying to decide, please join us for one of our upcoming three information sessions.
Book Learning
Reception in the Hinds Library (Room B14), McCosh Hall, to follow talk.
Temporal Pulsations: Tishan Hsu in New York and Shanghai
Reception in the Thorp Library to follow talk.
Contact jkotin@princeton.edu for precirculated paper.
Co-sponsored by the Contemporary Poetry Colloquium
The New Writers' Press, or, the IRA of the Future
Learn more about being an English major at Princeton. Meet with our Director of Undergraduate Studies and current majors. Refreshments provided.
Seniors should bring their bound thesis to the deparment office no later than 12 Noon on Tuesday, April 9, 2019, as well as, upload a copy to Dropbox and send a copy to their adviser before the deadline. The Mudd Library also requires a digital copy to be uploaded by Dean's Date, May 14.
Time for this Colloquium is TBA.
Attention Sophomores!
If you are ready to declare English as your major or are still trying to decide, please join us for one of our upcoming three information sessions.
For current English majors working for on their JPs and Senior Theses.
A Colloquium on Style, with Humanities Professor Garrett Stewart, and comments by Jeff Dolven, Claudia Johnson, and Susan Wolfson on Garrett Stewart’s pre-circulated essay “Words,” and snapshots of their own recent work on style, and discussion by all.