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Arts & Crafts Workshp – Eleven40Seven

Thursday Apr 23 | 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

Join us this Thursday the 23rd at 3:30 PM, where Sadler Hall room 221 transforms into a creative escape where ideas flow, stress disappears and you get a time to unwind! Hosted by Eleven 40 Seven, this arts & crafts workshop invites you to de-stress, experience hands-on arts & crafts, and create something uniquely yours. No experience needed, just come as you are!

Snacks and materials will be provided! ✨🍪

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Sadler Hall

Sadler Hall
2900 South University Dr.
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About English Department

Arts & Crafts Workshp – Eleven40Seven
Since 1873, the English Department has remained at the heart of academics at TCU. As one of the largest departments on campus, we are proud to work with students at every level in their education, from first-year writing and literature courses to doctoral studies in English or Rhetoric and Composition. Today, the English Department approaches both venerable and popular subjects – from Jane Austin, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Kenneth Burke or missionary writers, radical journalists, and comic books – with traditional and cutting edge tools. We work in both dusty and digital archives to advance knowledge about the centrality of culture in our lives. Our faculty have garnered significant scholarly recognitions in a broad range of intellectual areas, with special focus on British, American, and postcolonial literatures, rhetoric and composition, and creative writing. The department offers two majors in English and Writing, a minor in these areas, as well as Creative Writing, and the Ph.D. in English or Rhetoric and Composition.

Questions about this event?

Dr. Carlson

Email: c.l.carlson@tcu.edu

Phone: 817-257-4601

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Arts & Crafts

Thursday Mar 12 | 3:30 pm - 4:45 pm

Take a break from the busy semester and join TCU Eleven 40 Seven for a creative evening of journaling and collage making on campus. This relaxed workshop is the perfect space to unwind, express yourself, and connect with others while creating something meaningful.

We’ll spend the evening decorating journals, cutting and arranging collage pieces, and exploring different ways to capture thoughts, goals, and inspiration through art. Whether you love journaling or just want to try something new, everyone is welcome! No experience needed.

✨ All materials will be provided, including journals, collage supplies, stickers, and decorative elements.
🍪 Snacks will be available so you can create, relax, and enjoy the evening.

Come get creative, meet new people, and leave with a personalized journal to continue your reflection and inspiration throughout the semester.

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Sadler Hall

Sadler Hall
2900 South University Dr.
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About English Department

Arts & Crafts
Since 1873, the English Department has remained at the heart of academics at TCU. As one of the largest departments on campus, we are proud to work with students at every level in their education, from first-year writing and literature courses to doctoral studies in English or Rhetoric and Composition. Today, the English Department approaches both venerable and popular subjects – from Jane Austin, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Kenneth Burke or missionary writers, radical journalists, and comic books – with traditional and cutting edge tools. We work in both dusty and digital archives to advance knowledge about the centrality of culture in our lives. Our faculty have garnered significant scholarly recognitions in a broad range of intellectual areas, with special focus on British, American, and postcolonial literatures, rhetoric and composition, and creative writing. The department offers two majors in English and Writing, a minor in these areas, as well as Creative Writing, and the Ph.D. in English or Rhetoric and Composition.

Questions about this event?

Dr. Carlson

Email: c.l.carlson@tcu.edu

Phone: 817-257-4601

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Submit to Eleven40Seven

Thursday Feb 5 - Feb 23 | 11:30 am - 11:45 pm

Submit to TCU’s student arts journal Eleven40Seven for the chance to be published! The journal accepts undergraduate creative student work in all genres: poetry, prose, drama, digital/new media work, and art. Selected works will be published in our print journal and/or posted on our website. Whether your creative work is a hobby or a part of your major, we want to see it! The deadline for the Spring 2026 issue is Monday, February 23. Students may submit using the following website: http://1147.tcu.edu/submit/.

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AddRan College of Liberal Arts

AddRan College of Liberal Arts

About English Department

Submit to Eleven40Seven
Since 1873, the English Department has remained at the heart of academics at TCU. As one of the largest departments on campus, we are proud to work with students at every level in their education, from first-year writing and literature courses to doctoral studies in English or Rhetoric and Composition. Today, the English Department approaches both venerable and popular subjects – from Jane Austin, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Kenneth Burke or missionary writers, radical journalists, and comic books – with traditional and cutting edge tools. We work in both dusty and digital archives to advance knowledge about the centrality of culture in our lives. Our faculty have garnered significant scholarly recognitions in a broad range of intellectual areas, with special focus on British, American, and postcolonial literatures, rhetoric and composition, and creative writing. The department offers two majors in English and Writing, a minor in these areas, as well as Creative Writing, and the Ph.D. in English or Rhetoric and Composition.

Questions about this event?

Grace Conley with Eleven40Seven

Email: grace.n.conley@tcu.edu

Phone: 2104004185

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Guest Author: Amanda Churchill

Thursday Nov 13 | 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Please join us for a reading and Q&A with Amanda Churchill, author of The Turtle House.

What: Reading and Q&A with Amanda Churchill, author of The Turtle House

When: Thursday, November 13th 6PM – 8PM

Where: TCU Campus, J.M. Moudy Visual Arts and Communication North Building, Room 141, 2805 South University Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76109

Amanda Churchill is a writer living in Texas. Her novel, The Turtle House, was inspired by the life of her beloved grandmother, a Japanese war bride. Her work has been featured in Hobart Pulp, Witness, River Styx, and other publications. Amanda is a Writers’ League of Texas 2021 Fellow. She attended the 2021 Community of Writers workshop in fiction as a James D. Houston Memorial Scholarship recipient. She was a 2025 finalist for the Writers’ League of Texas Book Award. Amanda has also attended the Tin House Summer and Winter Conferences, the One Story Summer Workshop, and StoryBoard Chicago. She was a Fall 2020 mentee in AWP’s Writer to Writer program.

Moudy North

Moudy North
2805 South University Dr.
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About English Department

Guest Author: Amanda Churchill
Since 1873, the English Department has remained at the heart of academics at TCU. As one of the largest departments on campus, we are proud to work with students at every level in their education, from first-year writing and literature courses to doctoral studies in English or Rhetoric and Composition. Today, the English Department approaches both venerable and popular subjects – from Jane Austin, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Kenneth Burke or missionary writers, radical journalists, and comic books – with traditional and cutting edge tools. We work in both dusty and digital archives to advance knowledge about the centrality of culture in our lives. Our faculty have garnered significant scholarly recognitions in a broad range of intellectual areas, with special focus on British, American, and postcolonial literatures, rhetoric and composition, and creative writing. The department offers two majors in English and Writing, a minor in these areas, as well as Creative Writing, and the Ph.D. in English or Rhetoric and Composition.

Questions about this event?

Laura Briley

Email: laura.briley@tcu.edu

Phone: 8172577240

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Reading & Book Signing with Pulitzer Prize Winner Robert Olen Butler

Wednesday Nov 5 | 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Join us for a reading and book signing with Pulitzer Prize Winner Robert Olen Butler! He is the author of Twice Around a Marriage, published by TCU Press.

Wednesday, November 5th
6PM – 8PM
Palko 130

Robert Olen Butler has published nineteen novels and six volumes of short stories, one of which, A Good Scent from a Strange Mountain, won the 1993 Pulitzer Prize in Fiction. In 2013, he was the sixteenth annual recipient of the F. Scott Fitzgerald Award for Outstanding Achievement in American Literature. He teaches creative writing at Florida State University.

Palko Hall

Palko Hall
3000 Bellaire Drive North
Fort Worth, TX 76109

About English Department

Reading & Book Signing with Pulitzer Prize Winner Robert Olen Butler
Since 1873, the English Department has remained at the heart of academics at TCU. As one of the largest departments on campus, we are proud to work with students at every level in their education, from first-year writing and literature courses to doctoral studies in English or Rhetoric and Composition. Today, the English Department approaches both venerable and popular subjects – from Jane Austin, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Kenneth Burke or missionary writers, radical journalists, and comic books – with traditional and cutting edge tools. We work in both dusty and digital archives to advance knowledge about the centrality of culture in our lives. Our faculty have garnered significant scholarly recognitions in a broad range of intellectual areas, with special focus on British, American, and postcolonial literatures, rhetoric and composition, and creative writing. The department offers two majors in English and Writing, a minor in these areas, as well as Creative Writing, and the Ph.D. in English or Rhetoric and Composition.

Questions about this event?

Laura Briley

Email: laura.briley@tcu.edu

Phone: 8172577240

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Eleven40seven Release Party

Tuesday Apr 29 | 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Join eleven40seven, TCU’s Journal of the Arts, 20th-anniversary edition release party on Tuesday 04/29 at 5:30 in Moudy North 141. Support TCU’s creative endeavors with readings from current and former undergraduate students.

Moudy North

Moudy North
2805 South University Dr.
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About English Department

Eleven40seven Release Party
Since 1873, the English Department has remained at the heart of academics at TCU. As one of the largest departments on campus, we are proud to work with students at every level in their education, from first-year writing and literature courses to doctoral studies in English or Rhetoric and Composition. Today, the English Department approaches both venerable and popular subjects – from Jane Austin, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Kenneth Burke or missionary writers, radical journalists, and comic books – with traditional and cutting edge tools. We work in both dusty and digital archives to advance knowledge about the centrality of culture in our lives. Our faculty have garnered significant scholarly recognitions in a broad range of intellectual areas, with special focus on British, American, and postcolonial literatures, rhetoric and composition, and creative writing. The department offers two majors in English and Writing, a minor in these areas, as well as Creative Writing, and the Ph.D. in English or Rhetoric and Composition.

Questions about this event?

Madison Milligan

Email: m.milligan@tcu.edu

Phone: 972-746-3820

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Submit to eleven40seven!

Monday Feb 17 - Feb 24 | 8:00 am - 11:45 pm

Eleven40seven is accepting submissions to our Spring 2025 edition. Students can submit poetry, prose, drama, and art to be published in our print journal, and digital/new media work such as music, animations, videos to be posted on our website. In short, we accept undergraduate creative student work in all genres: written work, photos, visual art, designs, music, and videos (short films and performance), etc. Our theme for this semester’s publication is Unbound, and we accept work from all majors. The deadline to submit is Monday, February 24th.

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English Department

English Department

About English Department

Submit to eleven40seven!
Since 1873, the English Department has remained at the heart of academics at TCU. As one of the largest departments on campus, we are proud to work with students at every level in their education, from first-year writing and literature courses to doctoral studies in English or Rhetoric and Composition. Today, the English Department approaches both venerable and popular subjects – from Jane Austin, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Kenneth Burke or missionary writers, radical journalists, and comic books – with traditional and cutting edge tools. We work in both dusty and digital archives to advance knowledge about the centrality of culture in our lives. Our faculty have garnered significant scholarly recognitions in a broad range of intellectual areas, with special focus on British, American, and postcolonial literatures, rhetoric and composition, and creative writing. The department offers two majors in English and Writing, a minor in these areas, as well as Creative Writing, and the Ph.D. in English or Rhetoric and Composition.

Questions about this event?

Madison Milligan

Email: m.milligan@tcu.edu

Phone: 972-746-3820

Poets Live

Riff Ram Poetry Slam

Wednesday Nov 6 | 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

This event aims to celebrate the art of storytelling and spoken-word poetry while fostering a sense of community and inclusivity on campus. We work to deliver a rich evening of diverse student, faculty, and staff storytellers and spoken-word artists sharing pieces of their lives in dramatic fashion. We want to create awareness of the diversity of experiences on campus, inviting students, faculty and staff to share their stories.

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BLUU Ballroom

BLUU Ballroom
2901 Stadium Dr
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About English Department

Riff Ram Poetry Slam
Since 1873, the English Department has remained at the heart of academics at TCU. As one of the largest departments on campus, we are proud to work with students at every level in their education, from first-year writing and literature courses to doctoral studies in English or Rhetoric and Composition. Today, the English Department approaches both venerable and popular subjects – from Jane Austin, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Kenneth Burke or missionary writers, radical journalists, and comic books – with traditional and cutting edge tools. We work in both dusty and digital archives to advance knowledge about the centrality of culture in our lives. Our faculty have garnered significant scholarly recognitions in a broad range of intellectual areas, with special focus on British, American, and postcolonial literatures, rhetoric and composition, and creative writing. The department offers two majors in English and Writing, a minor in these areas, as well as Creative Writing, and the Ph.D. in English or Rhetoric and Composition.

Questions about this event?

Angelina Leonardi

Email: a.leonardi@tcu.edu

Phone: 7607126359

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Eleven40Seven

Wednesday Oct 9 - Oct 16 | 11:30 am - 11:30 am

Eleven40seven is a student-led magazine that publishes TCU student poems, short stories, photography, drama, art, and new media. The due date is October 16. If your piece is chosen, you will be featured in the newest edition of eleven40seven, receive an invitation to the release party, and get a chance to win the Helen Hamilton Award for Excellence in Creative Expression. For more information check out our Instagram and feel free to send us questions.

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AddRan College of Liberal Arts

AddRan College of Liberal Arts

About English Department

Eleven40Seven
Since 1873, the English Department has remained at the heart of academics at TCU. As one of the largest departments on campus, we are proud to work with students at every level in their education, from first-year writing and literature courses to doctoral studies in English or Rhetoric and Composition. Today, the English Department approaches both venerable and popular subjects – from Jane Austin, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Kenneth Burke or missionary writers, radical journalists, and comic books – with traditional and cutting edge tools. We work in both dusty and digital archives to advance knowledge about the centrality of culture in our lives. Our faculty have garnered significant scholarly recognitions in a broad range of intellectual areas, with special focus on British, American, and postcolonial literatures, rhetoric and composition, and creative writing. The department offers two majors in English and Writing, a minor in these areas, as well as Creative Writing, and the Ph.D. in English or Rhetoric and Composition.

Questions about this event?

Nayeli Balderas

Email: n.s.balderas@tcu.edu

Phone: 8179296743

MCs Sign Up Flyer

Riff Ram Poetry Slam – Seeking MC Volunteers

Sunday Sep 1 - Sep 30 | 11:30 am - 11:30 am

The English Department, the office of Diversity Equity & Inclusion, as well as the Student Identity and Engagement Intercultural Center are hosting the first ever Riff Ram Poetry Slam, an event dedicated to celebrating the art of storytelling and spoken-word poetry, while fostering a deep sense of community and inclusivity on campus. We are looking for two enthusiastic and charismatic student volunteers to serve as MCs for the event.

Virtual Link.

BLUU Auditorium

BLUU Auditorium
2901 Stadium Dr
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About English Department

Riff Ram Poetry Slam – Seeking MC Volunteers
Since 1873, the English Department has remained at the heart of academics at TCU. As one of the largest departments on campus, we are proud to work with students at every level in their education, from first-year writing and literature courses to doctoral studies in English or Rhetoric and Composition. Today, the English Department approaches both venerable and popular subjects – from Jane Austin, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Kenneth Burke or missionary writers, radical journalists, and comic books – with traditional and cutting edge tools. We work in both dusty and digital archives to advance knowledge about the centrality of culture in our lives. Our faculty have garnered significant scholarly recognitions in a broad range of intellectual areas, with special focus on British, American, and postcolonial literatures, rhetoric and composition, and creative writing. The department offers two majors in English and Writing, a minor in these areas, as well as Creative Writing, and the Ph.D. in English or Rhetoric and Composition.

Questions about this event?

Angelina Leonardi

Email: a.leonardi@tcu.edu

Phone: 7607126359