An introduction to major works in English literature from Beowulf up to the eighteenth century, the course explores various ways...

Explore key areas of philosophy—metaphysics and epistemology, social and political philosophy, and ethics—through the lens of the...

This is a course for people who are embarked on a book-length work of nonfiction: biographers, memoirists, historians,...

Gain a deeper understanding of the Cold War including its origins, ideological and geopolitical drivers of the conflict, and more.

By focusing on Goethe's masterwork, Faust, the course investigates the centrality of the devil's bargain in German literature and...

This course is the continuation of ARAB E-1 and is designed to reinforce and build upon what has been covered during the first...

This course encourages poets to share in, and build upon, the rich history of their craft.

This is an advanced fiction-writing course

This course is a review of the elements of grammar.

This course is an introductory survey of the Sufi tradition within Islam, focusing on its fundamental concepts, ritual practices...

This course explores the relationship between health, place, and social location, and how nested factors influence and determine...

In this changing media landscape a journalist has no choice but to become a jack of all trades and to develop the ability to work...

Engage in an introduction to the classic texts of Western political, moral, and religious thought.

In this course, students survey important American contributions to modern American environmental nonfiction

Through historical and contemporary case studies, this course examines the intersection of religion and politics through the lens...