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English News
Conversation with Dr. Richard Enos
TCU Professor Dr. Richard Leo Enos in the English department. He teaches Rhetoric and Composition When I stepped inside Dr. Enos’s room for h...
Alumni Student Spotlight: Nick Barnette
After graduating from TCU in 2017 with degrees in English and Film-Television-and-Digital Media, Nick Barnette set off for a year in Greece with the F...
PhD Candidate named DRC Graduate Fellow
Whitney Lew James has been named as a Graduate Fellow by the editors and board of the Digital Rhetoric Collaborative (DRC). Every year, only six grad...
A Forum Celebrating 200 Years of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
October 18 7:00 Film showing: Frankenstein (1931) and Bride of Frankenstein (1935) Sponsored by the TCU Classical Film Series Moudy 164 S October ...
College Confidential Cartoon Book
Chris Manno’s cartoon book College Confidential: A Cartoon Anthology (ISBN-10: 1724359347) is his firsthand cartoon account from the perspectiv...