The field of English study has become increasingly diverse. It has responded to the theoretical challenges of deconstruction, feminism, Marxism, psychoanalysis, and New Historicism, it has engaged emerging interdisciplinary fields such as disability studies, cognitive science, and the digital humanities, it has tried to make sense of the postmodern and postcolonial present, it has watched its anthologies swell with the expansion of the canon. A revolution has been occurring in the discipline, and it is not over yet. Our program offers a variety of courses in literary theory, composition theory, pedagogy, creative writing, and linguistics. We also offer, based on needs and interests, advanced courses with rotating topics. In accordance with the University mission, students in the program approach ''creative and critical thought through effective reading and research.''