English Unbound is the Clemson English Department’s newsletter. Now published periodically throughout the academic year, EU details the stories, happenings, etc. of the Clemson English faculty, students and alumni.
The 14th Annual Clemson Literary Festival The Annual Clemson Literary Festival is a beloved tradition. Unfortunately, last year’s cel...
23 March, 2021No comment
Created by: Katie Mann 3/22/21...
23 March, 2021No comment
The Pearce Center for Professional Communication: Highlighting Interns within the English Department The Pearce Center for Profession...
23 March, 2021No comment
“Create it Together”: Fostering Community With the English Majors Organization Do you want to meet like-minded people and participate...
23 March, 2021No comment
Created by: Taylor Summey 3/23/2021...
23 March, 2021No comment
Taking Up Technical Writing: An Exciting Course Opportunity for English Majors “This is real-world writing.” According to Fran Smith,...
23 February, 2021No comment
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22 February, 2021No comment
Publishing Possibilities with Clemson University Press When you go to Cooper Library, it is most likely to study, or maybe even check...
22 February, 2021No comment
Learning About Allyship and Advocacy During Black History Month Hannah Burns, a junior English major at Clemson University, is making...
22 February, 2021No comment
Name your five favorite living poets.
This is Professor ...
03 December, 2020No comment
Emily started her college career at Loyola University in Chicago. Her first year there did not go as planned, so she took a leap and ended u...
03 December, 2020No comment
How do you end a novel when the actions you are writing about are still happening? That is the question Claudia Rankine, Frederick Iseman Pr...
03 December, 2020No comment
Created By: Carlyle Griffin 10/26/2020...
26 October, 2020No comment
Paving the Way for Journalism at Clemson University: A Love for Storytelling Professor William “Mike” Pulley is paving the way for jo...
26 October, 2020No comment
A – Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. B – The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. C – Dracula...
26 October, 2020No comment
Finding Family in Unlikely Places Advocacy. Emotion. Family. These are three defining words that summarize my interview with Dr. Angela Nai...
26 October, 2020No comment