Vintage English
Undergrad student runs and owns a vintage clothing company. Scroll down to see the HDYP Spring 2012 Look Book . As an English major, Walker Tamblyn is using his university education in an... More
Archives: English
PhD Candidate David Mastey speaks to the media about the Kony 2012 campaign
David Mastey, a PhD student in English is researching stories about child soldiers in Africa. Metro News recently wrote this story about him. Mastey was also interviewed by Ottawa Morning‘s Robyn... More
Alternative Spring Break in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver
The Downtown Eastside of Vancouver (DTES) is notoriously poor, crime ridden with an extremely high incidence of addiction and disease. It is hardly the first place that comes to mind as a potential... More
An Unforgettable Break
Brianne Dupuis’ 2012 Reading Week is one she’ll always remember. Instead of opting for a more conventional break filled with warm beaches, late nights and relaxing afternoons, the second year... More
For the Love of Culture
Carleton’s Centre for Transnational Cultural Analysis provides important linkages among researchers By Hannah Yakobi It’s a collaboration unlike any other – three talented researchers who are... More
Adam Gopnik to deliver the 2011-2012 Munro Beattie Lecture at Carleton
The Dean of FASS and the English Department are delighted to announce that the 2011-2012 Munro Beattie lecture will be delivered by Adam Gopnik. Gopnik, a writer for the New Yorker magazine, is one... More
Second Term
It’s second term again. I know this because the -20 degree weather is charitably distributing free botox to the scarf-less. Most English majors are experiencing a relaxing calm. We’re past the... More
Marcus’ Blog -Second Term
It’s second term again. I know this because the -20 degree weather is charitably distributing free botox to the scarf-less. Most English majors are experiencing a relaxing calm. We’re past the... More
Literary witness
by Nicole Findlay Kiara Graham spent her undergraduate studies immersed in the sensations of fear, shock, arousal and horror. When she begins her graduate studies this fall, she witness subversion... More
Penguin Books Interviews Adesanmi
Read an interview with Carleton professor and prize-winning Penguin Books author, Pius Adesanmi, as a featured author on Penguin Books South Africa website about his award-winning and new book,... More