Category Archives: Celebrating Shakespeare

Celebrating Shakespeare: A Man in Love with Words by Ellen Knowles

In honor of William Shakespeare we are celebrating the 400th anniversary of his death on April 23, 2016. What better way to do this, than by highlighting the writing done by first-year students in Associate Professor of English John Wesley’s … Continue reading

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Celebrating Shakespeare: Broken Windows By Bobbi Ford

In honor of William Shakespeare we are celebrating the 400th anniversary of his death on April 23, 2016. What better way to do this, than by highlighting the writing done by first-year students in Associate Professor of English John Wesley’s … Continue reading

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Celebrating Shakespeare: Hamlet’s Development By Leah Ikenberry

In honor of William Shakespeare we are celebrating the 400th anniversary of his death on April 23, 2016. What better way to do this, than by highlighting the writing done by first-year students in Associate Professor of English John Wesley’s … Continue reading

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Celebrating Shakespeare: No Legacy is so Rich as Honesty By Aidan Regan

In honor of William Shakespeare we are celebrating the 400th anniversary of his death on April 23, 2016. What better way to do this, than by highlighting the writing done by first-year students in Associate Professor of English John Wesley’s … Continue reading

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Celebrating Shakespeare: Perspectives on Sonnet 55 By Chelsea Bruen

In honor of William Shakespeare we are celebrating the 400th anniversary of his death on April 23, 2016. What better way to do this, than by highlighting the writing done by first-year students in Associate Professor of English John Wesley’s … Continue reading

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Celebrating Shakespeare: Transcendent Feminism: Women’s Shifting Perception in Shakespeare and Chicks Flicks By Kaelie Coleman

In honor of William Shakespeare we are celebrating the 400th anniversary of his death on April 23, 2016. What better way to do this, than by highlighting the writing done by first-year students in Associate Professor of English John Wesley’s … Continue reading

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Celebrating Shakespeare: Why Religion Matters: Shakespeare and the English Reformation By Maddy McCombs

In honor of William Shakespeare we are celebrating the 400th anniversary of his death on April 23, 2016. What better way to do this, than by highlighting the writing done by first-year students in Associate Professor of English John Wesley’s … Continue reading

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Celebrating Shakespeare: Shakespeare in Plague-Ridden London By Lindsey Rachel Hunt

In honor of William Shakespeare we are celebrating the 400th anniversary of his death on April 23, 2016. What better way to do this, than by highlighting the writing done by first-year students in Associate Professor of English John Wesley’s … Continue reading

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Celebrating Shakespeare: Shakespeare vs. Controversy By Annelise Bauer

In honor of William Shakespeare we are celebrating the 400th anniversary of his death on April 23, 2016. What better way to do this, than by highlighting the writing done by first-year students in Associate Professor of English John Wesley’s … Continue reading

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Celebrating Shakespeare: Girl Bosses through the Lens of Shakespeare By Kendall Aresu

In honor of William Shakespeare we are celebrating the 400th anniversary of his death on April 23, 2016. What better way to do this, than by highlighting the writing done by first-year students in Associate Professor of English John Wesley’s … Continue reading

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