English

2026-2027

146 courses

ENGL 1009First Year Writing Seminar for Multilingual Students
ENGL 1010First Year Writing Seminar
ENGL 1079Literature Core for Multilingual Students
ENGL 1080Literature Core
ENGL 1093An Introduction to Modern Irish I
ENGL 1094An Introduction to Modern Irish II
ENGL 1180Lit Core: From Slavery to Mass Incarceration
ENGL 1184Lit Core: Literature, Testimony, Justice
ENGL 1186Lit Core: Working Class: Stories of Labor, Class, and Privilege in America
ENGL 1712Roots and Routes: Reading Identity, Migration, and Culture
ENGL 1713Roots and Routes: Writing Identity, Migration, and Culture
ENGL 1735The Meaning of Boston: Literature and Culture
ENGL 1739Crafting Alternative Futures: Imagined Worlds in Literature
ENGL 1742Poverty and Progress: Literary Perspectives on Causes and Consequences
ENGL 1743Breaking Bread: Food, Fiction, and Identity
ENGL 1745Where We Are: Reading in Place
ENGL 1746Where We Are: Writing in Place
ENGL 1751Metamorphosis and Transformation: Literature and Myth
ENGL 2097Intermediate Modern Irish I
ENGL 2098Intermediate Modern Irish II
ENGL 2123Language and Ethnicity
ENGL 2125Introduction to Feminisms
ENGL 2131Studies in Poetry
ENGL 2133Studies in Narrative
ENGL 2141American Literary History I
ENGL 2142American Literary History II
ENGL 2154Introduction to Adolescent Fiction
ENGL 2170Introduction to British Literature and Culture I
ENGL 2171Introduction to British Literature and Culture II
ENGL 2202Beast Literature
ENGL 2203Introducing Ireland through Stage and Screen
ENGL 2210Madmen, Hysterics, and Criminals: Inventing Deviance
ENGL 2212Introduction to Medical Humanities
ENGL 2220Classical Mythology
ENGL 2221Introduction to Creative Writing
ENGL 2222Introduction to Creative Writing for Multilingual Students
ENGL 2223Writing Workshop: Creative Nonfiction
ENGL 2227Classics of Russian Literature (in Translation)
ENGL 2228Twentieth-Century Russian Literature (in Translation)
ENGL 2229Literature of the Other Europe
ENGL 2241Playwriting I
ENGL 2246Introduction to Asian American Literature
ENGL 2248Playwriting II
ENGL 2255Introduction to World Literatures through Short Stories and Film
ENGL 2261Telling Truths I: Writing for the Cause of Justice
ENGL 2262Telling Truths II: Depth Writing as Service
ENGL 2278American Culture: Engaging Difference and Justice
ENGL 2293Waves, Woods, Wilds: 19th Century British and Irish Environmental Literature
ENGL 2294Weird Fiction: Gothic, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror
ENGL 2301Journalism on Drugs
ENGL 2348Modern Levantine and Arabic Literature (in translation)
ENGL 2483Introduction to African American Literature
ENGL 2900Fortunes, Failures, and Frauds: Business Stories
ENGL 3011The Art of Tutoring Writing
ENGL 3022Reading, Making, Doing
ENGL 3220Teaching Banned Books: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Young Adult Literature
ENGL 3310Shakespeare
ENGL 3326Blackness, Performance, and Freedom
ENGL 3357American Bestsellers and Undersellers
ENGL 3373Contemporary Theatre and Drama in London
ENGL 3392Syntax and Semantics
ENGL 3527General Linguistics
ENGL 3814The Series: From Victorian Novels to Streaming TV
ENGL 3820Strange Doctors: Nineteenth-Century Literature and Medicine
ENGL 3821Sporting Rhetorics: Language, Games, and Culture
ENGL 3825True Crime: Scoundrels, Villains, and Vice
ENGL 3826Sad Girl Lit from Austen to Rooney
ENGL 3831Shrews: Unruly (Wo)men in Premodern English Literature
ENGL 3832Ireland and the Atlantic World
ENGL 3833Rebellion, Famine, and the Resilient Imagination: Irish Literature in Times of Crisis
ENGL 3834Immigrant Narratives and the Idea of America
ENGL 3835John Milton: How to Think Big with Poetry
ENGL 3836Language and Literature during the Rise of AI
ENGL 3901The Great Migration Narrative: Black Storytelling in/across Time, Space, and Generations
ENGL 4006Changing Worlds: Climate Literature from the Global South
ENGL 4011Faulkner to Beyonce: New South Aesthetics
ENGL 4022Modern European Novel
ENGL 4029Jane Austen, Then and Now
ENGL 4201Science Writing
ENGL 4202Writing for Health and Medicine