New Grisham Writer in Residence wants Oxford to shape her work
The newest Grisham Writer in Residence, January O’Neil, has never been to the Deep South, but she said that she is a southerner at heart. She plans to move to Oxford in
Final Broken English event features poetry, prose
Proud Larry’s hosted its fourth and final Broken English event of the semester on Tuesday, featuring readings of selected works of poetry and short fiction from three students in the English master’s
English department offers “Game of Thrones” online class
The English department has created an online Medieval class to help a student complete his degree while serving in the military overseas. The class — Studies in Medieval Literature: “Game of Thrones” and
Oxford, university community weighs in on ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ controversy
Through the eyes of the young Scout Finch, an audience reads about society, hatred, prejudice in the criminal justice system and the American South in Harper Lee’s 1960 novel “To Kill a Mockingbird.” More than half a century
Ole Miss students present original collections of prose, poetry at Proud Larry’s
Proud Larry’s hosted the third Broken English event of this semester Tuesday, featuring readings of prose and poetry by two students in the creative writing master’s degree program. The event featured writers Tyriek White
Guest professor discusses future of humanities, changes in language over time
Seth Lerer, distinguished professor of literature at the University of California, San Diego, took the stage Monday evening in the Bondurant Auditorium to discuss how we can enliven the past by analyzing the