Students Relax in Community at (Literary) Self-Care & Jane Austen Event
Being a part of the English community at Fordham is more than just classes and papers. This semester students gathered for some self care with Jane Austen.
The First Thing Series Has Begun!
The first installment of our pedagogy series delved into how students are using AI, how teachers might integrate it productively, and what we can do to support student confidence.
In Memory of Professor Anne Golomb Hoffman: a Collective Fathoming of the “Unceasing Activities” of the Self
The English Department gathers memories of Anne Golomb Hoffman, our esteemed colleague, mentor, teacher, and friend.
Joy in Writing: The Mary Higgins Clark Keynote featuring Saladin Ahmed
On October 23rd, Fordham students and faculty had the pleasure of hearing from award-winning writer Saladin Ahmed at the annual Mary Higgins Clark Keynote Address.
Creating Space for Success: A Conversation with Professor Shonni Enelow
Senior Grace Keegan and new Chair of the English Department Shonni Enelow discuss how openness, enthusiasm, and a willingness to take risks are at the heart of how we can engage literature.
At the 2024 Reid Keynote, Students Learned the Power of Community
Poet, activist, and community leader Cornelius Eady spoke to Fordham students about the need to build real connections as we build our lives as writers.