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All 732 Pages of The Old Curiosity Shop

16 February 2026

The Upcoming New Works Festival! | The Old Curiosity Shop Marathon Reading | Senior Spotlight: Kaelyn Rothe and Cecilia Samadani | Comps Illuminated: A Look Into the Comps Process The…

The Old Curiosity Shop Marathon Reading , Feb. 19-20, 2026

Required Reading for Midterm Break

17 October 2025

Looking Towards Living London | Senior Spotlight | Come See Anton Chekov’s The Seagull | Events in the English Department

The Miscellany Returns!

3 October 2025

The Geomythologist in Our Midst | Senior Spotlight | We Ask, Majors Answer | Events in the English Department

A New Novel and Our New Majors

25 April 2025

Professor Greg Hewett’s New Novel No Names | We Ask, Professors Answer | An Insider Look into Twelfth Night \ The English Department’s a Little More Crowded Now!

Cover of Greg Hewett's No Names, the Imp, and a Twelfth Night rehearsal stage

Roadtripping with Schiller

21 February 2025

Senior Spotlight | A Series of Speculative & Intellectual Inquiries | “Mary Shelley,” The Movie: Hot or Not? | A Little about “London Lives” Senior Spotlight “It’s all about love…

2LM Issue Three

15 November 2024

An Interview with Professor Susan Jaret McKinstry | Top Five Things about Living London | Winter Break Jams and Must-Reads

The Second Laird Miscellany returns!

18 October 2024

The Newest Additions to the Carleton English Department

How Many Fireplaces is Too Many Fireplaces? A New Vision of Laird

4 May 2021

Happy sixth week! Over the weekend, the editors got together and decided it was time to do something a little more on the impish side. We’ve just gotten back from…

Introducing the New English Majors

26 April 2021

As our days get slowly sunnier in Northfield, we are excited to see faces new and old on our screens, in our classrooms in the Weitz, and someday soon, in…

The Recurring Debate Over Skipping Shakespeare

19 April 2021

Happy Miscellany Monday! For this week’s post, we are talking about a frequent cause of controversy in English departments nationwide: whether or not Shakespeare courses should be a requirement to…