The Literary Festival in November 2nd was a great success! If you didn’t have a chance to attend, the theme[…]
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English Majors Primed to Take on the Digital World
In Dr. Pfannenstiel’s ENGL 318 Web Writing course, Kyle Steffish wrote an essay from the International Policy Conference about English majors[…]
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Within the past year, Millersville alum Matt Zeller published a novel he began working on during his time at MU[…]
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Saxby’s Selfies
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ENGL 318: Web Writing — Community Service Learning Project
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Victorian Literature: “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”
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Internship Profile–Kaylee Herndon
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Reading Our World: Masculinity
ENGL 242: Reading Our World is one of the core classes of the English major that is almost comparable to[…]
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