I'm excited to direct this fabulous #London Penn study abroad program next summer with Whitney Trettien and Peter Decherney. Ideal for undergraduates who love #theatre. Students from other institutions are welcome to apply. summer.sas.upenn.edu/programs/abroa…

Dr. Alicia Meyer, GR’22, is featured in Penn Today! Read all about her research on a pair of gloves rumored to have been Shakespeare’s, now held in the Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts Penn! penntoday.upenn.edu/news/exploring…

Calling all Penn English majors and minors! Interested in studying abroad at King’s College London next Fall? Join us for an info session over afternoon tea to learn more. First session today!

Every day is Halloween in a class focused on the occult, taught by Becky Friedman of Department of English, University of Pennsylvania. Students study historical texts and various materials linked to the occult, including a dagger used in old productions of Shakespeare’s Macbeth. bit.ly/48woYyI Penn

In a class taught by Becky Friedman, students study pamphlets, works on the occult, testimonies from witch trials, and modern representations of witches, examining the transition of witchcraft from object of persecution to taboo-shattering entertainment. omnia.sas.upenn.edu/story/lore-beh…

An invaluable resource co-created by Prof. @ZacharyLesser of Department of English, University of Pennsylvania for scholars of English Renaissance theater gets a revamp thanks to support from @PennPriceLab. Take a look at DEEP 2.0. bit.ly/3YNVJ7E

*Fellow spotlight* Jacob Myers is a PhD candidate in English at the University of Pennsylvania and a 2024-25 Doctoral Fellow at the Wolf Humanities Center. He specializes in global Anglophone literature and the history of the life sciences, medicine, and public health.

Penn Alumni and friends: Sign up for my (virtual) lifelong learning lectures in Feb/March 2025! Topic: Animals in Medieval Literature, Art, and Thought The Penn Libraries Penn Penn Arts & Sciences Department of English, University of Pennsylvania Penn Alumni #animals alumni.upenn.edu/s/1587/gid2/16…

More on #shakespeare and a pair of gloves! inquirer.com/arts/shakespea…

Penn Summer Abroad in #London summer.sas.upenn.edu/programs/abroa… Apply today! Spread the word! 20 #collegestudents + 10 London shows 🎭 + 2 Penn courses 📚 + 1 medieval castle 🏰 + 1 trip to Cambridge 🚣‍♀️ + so much more... = 5 weeks of Penn summer abroad!

THE WALLACE TALES 📖🖋️ Check out this fabulous feature on David Wallace, Judith Rodin Professor of English, in the Fall/Winter 2024 print edition of OMNIA, from the School of Arts & Sciences! 🔗 omnia.sas.upenn.edu/story/david-wa…

This Friday 10am-1pm, check out a student-curated pop-up exhibit about Frances Steloff, who founded the influential Gotham Art and Book Mart in the 1920s. library.upenn.edu/events/books-b…

Cultural critic and Professor Emerita of English Wendy Steiner returns to Penn January 29th to read from her book, The Beauty of Choice: On Women, Art, and Freedom, a dazzling new account of aesthetics grounded in female agency.

#Chaucer Penn Arts & Sciences Department of English, University of Pennsylvania

On February 5, 2025, see Kimberly J. Brown explore ideas from her captivating book "Mortevivum: Photography and the Politics of the Visual (On Seeing)." Register today for this event on Penn campus! tinyurl.com/kjbrown-penn20… Department of English, University of Pennsylvania Kimberly Juanita Brown

Join us on January 29th for The Beauty of Choice with Wendy Steiner and Heather Love. Cosponsored by Kelly Writers House and Department of English, University of Pennsylvania. More details here: wolfhumanities.upenn.edu/events/steiner

Freshman in my medieval literature class: "Free will is humanity's kryptonite." #teaching Department of English, University of Pennsylvania

Pictures from the riveting lecture "Mortevivum: Photography and the Politics of the Visual” delivered by Kimberly J. Brown. Department of English, University of Pennsylvania #events #visualarts #photography #mortevivum #media #blacklife #blackwomen #blackmen #africanastudies #upenn

Can you find the hidden date in this lovely ferial psalter? Les Enluminures Department of English, University of Pennsylvania The Penn Libraries