English & Creative Writing

The first-ever Pringle Midwest Audio Fiction Revival will take place Oct. 4-6 on the Stephens College campus. Presented by the National Audio Theatre Festivals (NATF), the event will feature staged readings, workshops on voice acting, Foley — organically creating sound effects for use in TV, film and radio — techniques, scriptwriting and more.

As part of this year's One Read Program, Stephens College faculty and alum played a prominent role in leading community discussions and creative workshops at the Daniel Boone Regional Library, centered around Charlotte McConaghy’s novel Migrations.

All English/Creative Writing students and faculty are invited to a Welcome Tea on August 28th!

Michelle will share her insights and experiences with students on Thursday, August 29th, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon in Dudley 222. All students are welcome.

Kogut, Dean of the School of Integrative Studies, will retire in July. Let's have a chat with her before she departs!

The English + Creative Writing program proudly announces the launch of their audio drama. "The Sisterhood Archives: Secrets of Our Times" follows three Stephens students as they discover a portal that allows them to time-travel.

A new English class called "Writing About Everything through Fashion and Travel" is combining the typical class curricula with immersive activities and getting students into the kitchen.

Congratulations to Dr. James Terry, Associate Professor in the School of Integrative Studies, who is set to retire after the fall 2023 semester. Let's get to know him a bit better.

Women, Activism, & the Arts class makes a statement in their Gallery 717 takeover.

Stephens Alumna Ginger Gooch '97 has been appointed to the Missouri Supreme Court, making this the first time in history that the state's highest court has a female majority.