The Faculty Recognition Award recognizes faculty for their excellence in research and scholarship, teaching, and service. The English Department had eight faculty winners and the […]
In the late 1980s, theorists such as Judith Butler, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick and Teresa De Lauretis questioned and redefined existing discourses on identity, gender and […]
Water and Fire in the representations of political power in Early Modern Europe International conference organised by Dr. Dénes HARAI and Dr. Gaëlle LAFAGE 23-24/03/2017, […]
Call for Papers For the first volume of Arendt Studies Arendt Studies is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to the study of the life, work and […]
CLAGS is pleased to offer the following fellowships and awards for students, scholars, and artists, with deadlines this November. Please share widely, and apply today! […]
From Dr. Melissa Mowry After a two-year hiatus Genders has relaunched under the editorial guidance of Karen Jacobs (UC Boulder) and Judith Roof (Rice […]
[Cross-posted from http://stevementz.com/dead-horse-lear-after-the-storm/) What if, after the world ends, all that’s left is beauty? Not decoration, or symmetry, or even geometric regularity, but a broken and […]
Congrats to Jane Clay and Nathalie Virgintino, who each successfully defended her dissertation during the busy first two weeks of the fall semester! We at […]
Black Queer and Trans*Aesthetics The 21st century marks a turn for centralizing queer and trans* lives, bodies, and activism in the broader work for Black […]
From Dr. Bob Fanuzzi: “Sandy Ground at St. John’s: Faces of the Underground Railroad” is a public humanities and educational outreach program of St. John’s […]
From Sociology and Anthropology: Dear Colleagues, We would like to invite you and your students to visit “Mexico at the Hour of Combat: Sabino Osuna’s […]
Dr. Raj Chetty, Assistant Professor in the English Department, recently published two peer-reviewed articles. Additionally, Dr. Chetty has an upcoming presentation at CUNY Graduate Center […]
Institute of African American Affairs presents Wole Soyinka Scholar-in-Residence | Fall 2016 NYU-IAAA Wole Soyinka Scholar-in-Residence programs are free and open to the public. Space […]
Special Issue of C21: The Literature of the AnthropoceneThe concept of the Anthropocene, deemed by Bruno Latour “the best alternative we have to usher us […]
For those of you who tweet or want to learn about the wild world of Twitter, the English department now has a Twitter account. The […]
St. John’s University offers a tremendous array of tech-based and professional development to support its faculty and students. As a current CTL Teaching & Technology […]
Call for Submissions Eighteenth-Century Studies, a cross-disciplinary journal committed to publishing the best of current writing on all aspects of eighteenth-century culture, is planning […]
The Department of English invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track Generalist for the 2017-2018 academic year. The Department seeks applicants who are active scholars committed […]
Ursula Heise and Rob Nixon at NYU on 9/23! Event Registration
Come join the Feminist Reading Group at NYU! (Click here for our cool poster!) FRG was founded in the fall of 2015 by a group […]
Dr. John Lowney, Professor of English, had two major essays published this year: One is “‘Frank-ly Speaking’: Frank Marshall Davis, the African American Left, and […]
[cross-posted from stevementz.com] Any and all SJU-ers are welcome to join me and my Shakespeare class for these productions this fall! Contact me if you’re […]
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