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Student Opportunities

Join us as we dig deep into language, faith, and friendship. We are readers and writers who take our work seriously –  and have fun together doing it!

English majors participate widely on campus:

  •    In student-run publications, such as the campus newspaper, , and the creative magazine, Dialogue;
  •    In arts spaces, such as the Calvin Theater Company, Calvin’s musical opportunities (orchestra, band, choirs), Rangeela,      Dance Guild, and the Arts Collaborative;
  •    In research spaces, including as Vande Kopple fellows and McGregor fellows;
  •    In the , serving as Student Fellows and committee members for Center events;
  •    And of course, in all kinds of other areas, including dorm leadership, worship opportunities, athletics, and more.

Come join our vibrant community!

Study English off-campus

Take part in one of Calvin's renowned off-campus programs, and see literature and language through new eyes. The semester programs below are some of those most commonly attended by English majors.

columns in a ruined ancient church in England

Semester in Britain

No matter what major you're pursuing—business, communication, education, English, film, history, information technology, sport and exercise, or religion—you'll find classes to take at Liverpool-Hope University.

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Literature of Faith: On Pilgrimage with Dante

This class is an opportunity for students to engage a rich tradition and connect it to their own practices and those of people around them in Florence, the city of Dante’s birth.

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westminster abbey in london. big ben looms in the background.

Theatre, Literary Arts and Culture in Edinburgh and London

Edinburgh and London are important centers of theatre in the UK. On this interim, students will see a spectacular array of theatre performances from the Edinburgh, Stratford-Upon-Avon, and London.

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