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Plan on joining us at the Colonel’s Retreat in the Student Union.  Students (and faculty) are invited to read their original creative works in an

Fall 2015 ENGL 215: Going Home Again – Homecoming WWW, WW1 Instructor: Allen, Gabi Gautreaux Catalog Description: ENGL 215; Introduction to Thematic Approaches to Literature;

To learn more about our department’s international travel programs please contact either of the Associate Professors listed below.  Currently, we have a study abroad program

2015 Undergraduate Humanities Symposium Congratulations to our 2015 Undergraduate Humanities Symposium Winners! 1st Place–Rosalyn Stilling—Judy Chicago’s The Dinner Party and the Problem of Female Identity 2nd Place–Anastasia

Be sure to check out the Language and Literature’s course offerings in the 200 level literature courses.  We are constantly striving to introduce students to

The 2014 Undergraduate Humanities Symposium will be held the week of February 17, 2014. Important Dates: Abstract Deadline: December 3, 2013 Notification of Acceptance: December

Congratulations to English major Brandon Naquin and English Education major Chelsie Bergeron who recently were inducted into the Nicholls Student Hall of Fame in a

Languages & Literature Faculty Participate in Faculty Brown Bag Sessions as part of Research Week. Dr. Bryant Smith presented on “Motivation for Learning Foreign Languages,”

Panel A–Monday, February 17 12:00-1:30 PM, Student Union Captain’s Room Reassessing Artistic Value & Notions of Progress in Art –Danielle Evans–Hoeniger’s Theory of Art Restoration

The Department has, during the holiday season, begun partnering with The Haven, a shelter for victims of domestic violence and Hope for Animals, an animal