Shakespeare at St John’s! (M 12/5 at 8pm)
Come to the Little Theater next Monday night at 8 pm to see St John’s students perform Shakespeare’s comedy of shipwreck, mistaken identity, gender confusion, […]
Month: November 2016
EVENT: Critically Engaging Race and Racism in Higher Education, DEC 6
Educators at CUNY are doing some great work and want to shed some light on their efforts. They have an event on Dec. 6th titled […]
Make SJU a #SanctuaryCampus
In the wake of the Presidential elections, many have raised concerns about the status of undocumented students/people. Following the example of the #SanctuaryCities (NYC is […]
Celebrate the Holidays with the English Department
Greetings English department scholars! With the holidays right around the corner and another successful semester coming to an end, we thought that it would be […]
CFP: Words Matter: Politics, Rhetoric, and Social Justice the 15th Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference hosted by the English Department at Indiana University Bloomington
Words Matter: Politics, Rhetoric, and Social Justice* *Indiana University Bloomington* *March 24-25, 2017* We are issuing a Call for Proposals for scholarly and creative submissions […]
From the St John’s English Department
Many of you will have received this message from the English department in response to recent events by email. We also want to post it […]
MOCK Job Talk: Regina Duthley, PhD Candidate in English at SJU
Please join us for Regina Duthley’s mock job talk in preparation for her on-campus interview (YAY!). The talk will be on Friday, December 2, 2-3pm […]
Event at Tisch: Beyond the Scorched Earth of Counter-Cinema
Attention St. John’s Students: Please consider joining the Colloquium For Unpopular Culture at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts starting Friday. See details below. THE […]
CFP: Call for Papers for Rutgers University’s 39th Annual Susman Graduate Student Conference
CALL FOR PAPERS The 39th Annual Susman Graduate Student Conference “THINKING WITH EMPIRE” Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ Friday March 31st, 2017 Keynote Speaker: Dr. […]
CFP: CFP: 15th Annual Africana Studies Symposium: “Performing Africana Art and Culture: Repression, Resistance, and Renewal”
The Africana Studies Department at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, in conjunction with the Department of Dance and the Department of Art and […]
CFP: Cultures of Exclusion in the Early Modern World Enemies and Strangers, 1600-1800
University of Warwick, Thursday 18 – Friday 19 May 2017 When walking through the streets of London, Joseph Addison urged readers of The Spectator to […]