Jul 20, 2021
Shaking up Shakespeare
Former professor/provost June Schlueter’s new book is making waves by delving into the question: What if someone else wrote Shakespeare’s plays first?
Former professor/provost June Schlueter’s new book is making waves by delving into the question: What if someone else wrote Shakespeare’s plays first?
The critical thinking and communication skills Fortier gained as an engineering studies and English major "have made me an adaptable learner and professional…
Lafayette and UCLA graduate's work is shown at festivals around the country—most recently at CAAMFest, which celebrates Asian-American stories.
Donahue-Garst Plaza has transformed into a private, peaceful retreat where students can go to study, collaborate, or simply relish the outdoors.
Lafayette’s English Department celebrates student poets at annual H. MacKnight Black Poetry Competition; hear them read their award-winning work.
Assistant professor of English reads work and discusses Asian-American poetry with other notable poets.
Yolanda Wisher ’98, a leading voice in Pennsylvania poetry, will deliver the keynote speech for Lafayette’s Commencement ceremony on May 30.
Megan Fernandes, assistant professor of English, writes "The Wild and Elemental City: Finding Life in Pandemic New York" for Lit Hub.
Jennifer Gilmore, assistant professor of English, provides sharp critique of Blake Bailey's Philip Roth, The Biography.
Shakespeare, Race, and Queer Sexuality colloquium invites collaboration in modern studies.