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Shakespeare Unlimited Podcast with Professor Ayanna Thompson
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Folger Shakespeare Library,
Shakespeare
GW English Professor Ayanna Thompson Professor Ayanna Thompson has been featured on the Shakespeare Unlimited Podcast, available on the Folg...
Teddy Wayne Reads This Thursday in JMM Reading Series
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GW Creative Writing,
Jenny McKean Moore Reading Series,
Teddy Wayne
Leigha McReynolds Wins Phillip J. Amsterdam Graduate Teaching Award
GW English PhD Candidate Leigha McReynolds Recipient of the 2015 Phillip J. Amsterdam Graduate Teaching Award GW English PhD Candidate Leigh...
Meet the Sundial Review, A Literary Magazine Started by GW Students
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Last fall GW students Emily Holland (English major, ’16) and Morgan Baskin (International affairs, ’17) decided that they hadn’t found enoug...
GW English Alums on the Move: Stephanie Gardner
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Antonio Lopez,
Faye Moskowitz,
film,
GW Creative Writing,
GW English Alums on the Move,
Holly Dugan,
Jane Shore,
Stephanie Gardner
Stephanie Gardner (BA '08) STEPHANIE GARDNER: ' Soak up the world. Really look , really listen .' Since Stephanie Gardner gra...
English Honors Program Information Session
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BA/MA,
Chris Sten,
Honors Program,
Patrick Cook
GW English Majors: Oxford English Dictionary: Exalted rank or position; dignity, distinction We are now accepting applications for the Engli...
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BA/MA,
Chris Sten,
Honors Program,
Patrick Cook
#GWDH15: the Disrupting DH Symposium at GW
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Alexa Huang,
Digital Humanities Institute,
GW English Faculty,
Humanities,
Jonathan Hsy
Disrupting DH Roundtable. Photo credit: M.W. Bychowski. The GW Digital Humanities Symposium: DISRUPTING DH took place in the Jack Morton Aud...
Shakespeare in the Mediterranean Information Session
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Katherine Keller,
Shakespeare,
short-term study abroad,
Suzanne Miller
Join us for an information session on this exciting GW English Summer Study Abroad course! Read more about the course here . Summer Study A...
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