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Summer internships: Beyond the Spectacle with Marta Klimkowicz

By | 01 July 2021

The School of English hosts many major research projects, pushing the boundaries of what we know about literature. Every year, we invite our students to … Read more

Meet MA Postcolonial Studies graduate: Rathiy Devi

By | 01 April 2021

MA Postcolonial Studies graduate, Rathiy Devi, recently participated in a panel about ‘The Value of the Humanities’ at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Rathiy currently works … Read more

The 17th Annual Dickens Society Symposium

By EC | 13 August 2012

The Dickens Society, founded at the MLA Convention in New York in 1970, exists in the words of the organization, “to conduct, encourage, foster and … Read more

Congratulations to our School of English 2012 Graduates!

By EC | 17 July 2012

On Tuesday 10 July, our 2012 final year students went from being Graduands to Graduates. To celebrate the occasion the School of English held a … Read more

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