The Bluffton English and Language Department continues its long tradition of academic excellence, innovative teaching, and revelling in the joys of reading and writing. We love to lecture and to listen, to share and to argue, to ponder a timeless classic or the latest work by Toni Morrison. On a typical day faculty and students may be writing poems, watching a new production of Hamlet on video, discussing a slave narrative, or thinking about how literary theory helps us understand the King Arthur story. If you love reading and writing, want to develop your ability to do both well, and hope that someday someone will pay you to sit around and talk about books, come join us. See specifics about the English major and minor.
Online Literary Magazine
Click on the "Inspiration Point" link at right to view the various issues of our webzine! Edited and designed by Cindy Bandish and Susan Carpenter of our English department, the latest issue features fiction by Bluffton students.
English/Language graduates and faculty on a warm May day.
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Spring 2010 Visiting Writers and Scholars: This year's English Festival on April 12-13, 2010, features poet Andrew Hudgins. Author of Shut Up, You're Fine and Ecstatic in the Poison, Hudgins will meet with visiting high school students and Bluffton University students as part of the English Festival. For more information, see the Festival page. |
