The SU English Department faculty, staff and graduate students would like to reiterate our devotion to equity on Syracuse University campus. Please see our full statement on our page: english.syr.edu

Still need to register for a Spring 2020 course🍊? #Syracuse Professor Harvey Teres is offering ENG 352: Race, Nation, Empire: 20th/21st-Century African American Literature that introduces students to influential examples of African American literature from 1900-present 🎤📕

In the spirit of the season, pay off your overdue circulation fines with nonperishable food donations, to benefit the Hendricks Chapel Food Pantry 🧡🥫 bit.ly/2si3XI8

From all of us at A&S, we wish you a happy and healthy Thanksgiving.

Have a #happythanksgivingday from everyone here at the English Department 🦃🍁🍂🧡

RT to wish our #SyracuseU students good luck with their finals 🍊

There’s still seats left for #Syracuse ENG 170: American Cinemas📽w/Professor Will Scheibel🍊 This course traces the history of American cinema from its emergence as a celluloid-based medium to its digital development at the intersections of multiple media companies & platforms.

GUESS WHAT! Finals week is almost over and Christmas🎄 is that much closer! Keep it up students!🧡 #Syracuse

Congratulations to our early decision admits! 🍊 We’re so happy you’re #SyracuseBound! Early decision notifications will continue through January.

Hope everyone is having a wonderful #holiday break! ☕️🎄 #suenglish

Examine closely the 3 of the most popular contemporary writers of fantasy create blueprints of worlds (Mordor, Hogwarts, Westeros) 🐉🧙🏻‍♀️🧹 Take Professor Moody's Spring 2020 course – ENG 406: The Ideology of Fantasy: Tolkien, Rowling, and Martin for an amazing learning experience!

Our very own Professor Mike Goode was recently invited by WCNY to give a public lecture, in advance of a new ITV/Masterpiece production of Jane Austen’s lesser-known work, Sanditon. Professor Goode spoke to an… instagram.com/p/B7JpoocprUk/…

❤️This Friday, Fall in love with your English major at SU's Valentine's Day Major Fair! ❤️

WATCH OUT👀Bryan Washington is is our next special guest on the Raymond Craver Reading Series! Bryan is the author of Lot (Riverhead) and has written for The New York Times Magazine, Buzzfeed, & more! Begins at 5:30pm on 2/26 in Gifford Auditorium in HBC! See you there!

Roses are red, violets are blue, poetry is cool, so join our crew! Dive into poems from all different time periods in ENG 151- Interpretation of Poetry! #cusepoetssociety

WRITE OUT TONIGHT! (with free pizza🍕) When: TONIGHT Monday from 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Where: Hall of Languages 401 Questions?: [email protected]

TOMORROW! Celebrate Newhouse professor Will Scheibel's book, "Twin Peaks," for it's publication as a TV Milestones Series. Join Schiebel and co-author Julie Grossman for a free screening of Episode 8 of "Twin Peaks: The Return" and lunch from 12:30-2pm in NH 3 Room 430. 🎥🍿

Don’t miss Bryan Washington tomorrow night at 5:30pm as a part of the Raymond Carver Reading Series!!

The ENG Film Club presents: this spring's free movie screening line-up🎬Enjoy and discuss these new releases that arguably should've been nominated at this year's Oscar's. Pizza included!

Thank you @brywashing for moving us with your words and incredible story! We wish you all the best on your future endeavors! #RaymondCarverReadingSeries