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J.M. Tyree Appointed Associate Editor of New England Review
September 10, 2013J. M. Tyree has been appointed by Middlebury College as Associate Editor of New England Review, where he will manage Nonfiction, including Criticism. He has also been invited to speak in the VCUarts Cinematheque film series.
Sept. 12: Opening Reception for Driskell Center Exhibition "With Alison Saar: Still"
September 06, 2013The exhibition, a collection of 11 sculptures created by artist Alison Saar, opens with a reception and gallery tour by the artist from 5 to 7 pm on Thursday.
Exhibition of the art of Bill Dunlap (BA, 1989) opens September 4, 2013, at the UMD Art Gallery
September 04, 2013William Shakespeare's Love Labors Lost inspired Dunlap to create the works in this exhibition, entitled HonorificabilitudinatibusHonorificabilitudinitatibusHonorificabilitudinitatibus
Nov. 8-9, 2013: The Civil War in Art and Memory at the National Gallery of Art
September 03, 2013The Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts (CASVA) sponsors this symposium in conjunction with the exhibition Tell it with Pride: The 54th Massachusetts Regiment and Augustus Saint-Gaudens' Shaw Memorial.
Simone Drake Has Recent Publications and a Master's in Law
September 03, 2013The Department congratulates Ph.D. recipient Simone Drake on her latest accomplishments.
Academic Journals Sponsored and Edited by Department and Faculty
August 29, 2013Without academic journals and databases, it would be a challenge for literary scholars to conduct their research.
Faculty and Graduate Teaching Awards and Achievements
August 29, 2013The department extends its congratulations towards faculty and students and their the recent awards and achievements.
Sept. 27: War and Race Symposium at the Corcoran Gallery of Art
August 28, 2013Scholars from Art History, English, and American Studies consider how the violence and upheaval of modern warfare--whether in combat or on the home front--have affected the construction and understanding of racial categories.
Go Black, White, Red, Gold, and Green?
August 21, 2013At a school that proudly displays black, white, red, and gold, the University is known for another color—green.
Sept. 6: Washington Area Group for Print Culture Studies at the Library of Congress
August 21, 2013Dr. Goran Proot, Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Rare Books at the Folger Shakespeare Library, will present "Evolving Layouts, Changing Readers?: The Design of Title-Pages of Vernacular and Latin Books Published in Flanders, 1541-1660,"