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Meet Nadelina Agopoglu, a Bruin Researcher who was part of our recent Summer Fellows Program cohort. Her summer research project was “Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony and Postmodernism.”

Read more about Nadelina's project and research journey through the Student Spotlights in our bio Linktree.

#BruinCreativity #BruinResearch #ResaerchPowersProgresss by @uclaenglish

📚✨ Join Sigma Tau Delta for Professor Talks with UCLA English Professor Brian Kim Stefans! Explore creative writing, digital literature and his academic journey, followed by a Q&A!

💭 Have questions? Submit them through the link in our bio!

See you there! 💙💛 by @uclaenglish

Hey Everyone! Join Us For Our Spooky Social Next Tuesday at 6:00 PM Kaplan 250! Write and Read a Scary Story! Snacks Provided, Costumes Encouraged!🍂 by @uclaenglish

Earlier this week we celebrated the 40th Anniversary of the UCLA Center for 17th- & 18th-Century Studies.

Thank you to everyone that joined us! Can’t wait to see what the next decades have in store for us. by @uclaenglish

Hey Everyone! Make sure to join us for our FIRST social of the year! Tuesday October 6 at 6pm! Meet at Kaplan 250 so we can walk together to ShareTea! by @uclaenglish

Please join us for a poetry reading with visiting poet, Leo Boix on October 6 in Kaplan Hall 193 from 4pm-5pm, followed by a reception. Open to all.

Students interested in participating in a poetry workshop, “The Sonnet, the Polyglot Poem and the Borderland: Writing Between Forms, Languages and Places,” with Leo Boix should fill out the form to participate, available at our link in bio. by @uclaenglish

Today at 4pm in Kaplan 193! Join us for our Kanner Forum featuring Benjamin Moser, author of Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History.

In Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History, Benjamin Moser uncovers a suppressed tradition that has shaped Jewish thought for generations. Through a cast of artists, rabbis, poets, lawyers, activists, journalists, and politicians—from Europe and Africa and Asia and Latin America—Moser traces a lineage of Jewish dissenters who confronted Zionism’s moral and political stakes—often at devastating personal cost, including censorship, exile, and death.

RSVP at link in Bio. by @uclaenglish

Hi Everyone! Sigma Tau Delta is hosting our FIRST meeting of the quarter. It will be on Wednesday September 30 in Kaplan Hall 250! We hope to see you there! by @uclaenglish

Join us this Tuesday, September 29 at 4pm in Kaplan 193 for Ecology, Memory, Poetry: Reading Paul Celan in the Anthropocene, presented by @lensatucla and the Working Group in Memory Studies.

Paul Celan, one of the most important poets of post-World War II literature, is famous for his lyrical engagements with memory and the Holocaust. In recent years, he has also been read as a poet who addresses some of the most fundamental issues of environmental thought and writing in the Anthropocene: deep time, altered landscapes, new materialisms, posthumanisms, expressions of more-than-human loss, and poetry in its relation to geology.

This roundtable brings together two experts on Celan and the environmental humanities – Jason Groves and Paweł Piszczatowski–with a poet and researcher, Rachel Kaufman, to explore Celan as an environmental poet.

Link in Bio for more info & to RSVP. by @uclaenglish

Hi Everyone! Make sure to join us TOMORROW at 10:30 A.M. for an Information session at Kaplan Hall 193! See you there!! by @uclaenglish

Join us in celebrating the 40th anniversary of the UCLA Center for 17th- & 18th-Century Studies!

Founded in 1985 as the nation’s first research center for early modern studies, the Center has fostered scholarship, collaboration, creativity, and cultural exchange for four decades.

Celebrate with a special talk by UCLA Professor of English, Helen Deutsch, former Director of the Center & Clark (2017–2020), who will reflect on how studying the past can help us engage with the present.

The program will be followed by a reception and anniversary celebration in Royce 306.

For more info and to register, visit the link in our bio under “Center Events.”

Monday, October 5 | 4 – 6 p.m. | UCLA Royce Hall, Room 314 & 306 by @uclaenglish

"Reading is everything. Learning how to read changed my life."

As one of this year's UCLA College Lecture Award honorees, Helen Deutsch, professor of English and disability studies, reflects on the power of reading, the unexpected path that led her to disability studies and the conversations that connect all disciplines.

Learn more about the event in this Q&A featuring Randall Park '97 and Miguel García-Garibay, senior dean of the UCLA College and dean of physical sciences. Registration information is available at the end of the Q&A. Link in bio.

[VIDEO DESCRIPTION: UCLA's Helen Deutsch in a blue sweater and a salmon colored button-up shirt against a wooden background speaking into the camera.] by @uclaenglish