Classical Studies, Creative Writing, English, Environmental Studies, History, Humanities, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Rhetoric, Russian

COURSES FOR FALL 2026

Click the linked department name to read more details about the department's course offerings. Click the linked course number to review a description of an individual course. Some courses (noted AP/IB) are restricted to students who have earned either a 4 or 5 on the AP exam or a 5, 6, or 7 on the IB exam, as outlined on the Registrar's page.

Creative Writing
WRIT 205: Beginning Poetry Workshop WRIT 206: Beginning Fiction Workshop
WRIT 207: Beginning Playwriting Workshop  
English
ENGL 101: Literature and Composition ENGL 212: Studies in Literature: Annihilation (AP/IB)
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
ENST 150: Introduction to Nature Writing ENST 200: Introduction to Environmental Arts and Humanities
Humanities
HUMN 204: Utopias and Dystopias
Philosophy
PHIL 101A: Happiness PHIL 101B/C: Topics in Philosophy: God, Death and the Meaning of Life
PHIL 101D: Topics in Philosophy PHIL 190: Informal Logic and Critical Thinking
PHIL 203: Ancient Philosophy from Homer to Augustine PHIL 216: Indian Philosophy
PHIL 222: Contemporary Moral Issues PHIL 310: Faith in Philosophy and Literature
Religious Studies
RELG 108: Special Topics: Entertaining Religion RELG 118: Climate, Kith and Kin
RELG 123: Memory of Ruin: Shoah and Nakba RELG 262: Buddhist Traditions
Rhetoric
RHET 101: Public Speaking RHET 201: Introduction to Rhetoric
RUSSIAN
RUSN 206: Eastern European Cinema: A Trajectory from Soviet to Post-Soviet Identity & Independence (G2) RUSN 351: 19th-Century Russian Literature in English Translation