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14 October 2022
Holly is just starting out as a student on our BA (Hons) Writing and English Literature degree at the age of 55, having previously completed the foundation year. Here she describes some of her experiences of being a mature student, as well as her inspirations and influences for taking the course. Read more…
21 April 2023
Coming to ARU to study writing or English? Here are Writing and English Literature Course Leader Colette Paul's recommendations on books to read, and online resources to check out, before joining your course. Read more…
21 April 2023
Check out Anglia Ruskin University English Literature Professor John Gardner's top reading picks for students starting the course. Read more…
12 May 2020
Shakespeare, Shakespeare, Shakespeare. Everyone knows the name. I came to uni not really sure what to expect in terms of how much Shakespeare I’d be doing, but it turns out that my course at ARU offers a nice bit of flexibility. Read more…
7 April 2020
Check out seven must-read works of literature for English and writing students, as recommended by Prof Sarah Annes Brown, Professor of English Literature at ARU. Read more…
24 February 2020
When I first thought about this blog piece, I immediately thought of the classics - Pride and Prejudice, The Great Gatsby, Great Expectations, War and Peace, to name a few. But is there a must-read list? Read more…
29 January 2020
Being at uni opens your eyes to countless new cultures and ways of living that may not have occurred to you before. Read more…
29 July 2019
Cambridge seems to light up in the sunshine. Seems cliché, I know, but few cities in the UK possess that old charm. Here are some of the things I most love about living here. Read more…
15 March 2019
I find exams of any kind stressful - that is a fact universally acknowledged. But what on earth do you do when you’ve got no idea what’s going to come up? Read more…
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