CLASSICAL STUDIES, CREATIVE WRITING, ENGLISH, ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, HISTORY, HUMANITIES, PHILOSOPHY, RELIGIOUS STUDIES, RHETORIC, WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES
COURSES FOR FALL 2025
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.
| ENGL 101: Literature and Composition |
ENGL 200: Representative Masterpieces |
| ENGL 207: Women in Literature |
ENGL 212: Studies in Literature: Frankenstein: Origins and Afterlives |
| ENGL 221: The Literature of Memoir |
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| ENST 101: Introduction to Environmental Studies |
ENST 150: Introduction to Nature Writing |
| ENST 200: Introduction to Environmental Arts and Humanities |
ENST 217: Fundamentals of GIS |
| HIST 111: Religion and Power in the Pre-Modern West |
HIST 125: The Age of Discovery: Encounter of Two Worlds |
| HIST 127: Atlantic Britons, 1500-1850 |
HIST 131: We are not what we seem: Race, Class, and Identity in American History since 1863 |
| HIST 136: Decolonize the Museum! |
HIST 201: History of the United States I |
| HIST 205: History of Britain and Ireland I |
HIST 210: Early Modern Cities |
| HIST 215: Southern African History |
HIST 223: Latin American History to 1825 |
| HIST 235: Introduction to Public History |
HIST 273: The Haitian Revolution |
| HIST 282: From Hip-Hop to Tik-Tok: The Evolution of Hip-Hop Culture and Politics |
HIST 291: Thinking Historically, Making History: Approaches, Sources, Places |
| HIST 305: Medieval Women -- In Their Own Words |
HIST 306: European Celebrity and Fan Culture |
| HIST 333: Topics in American History: The Past Is Not Past: Recognizing & Reckoning with Contemporary Manifestations of Historical Traumas |
HIST 359: United States and Latin America since 1898 |
| HIST 368: Saints and Society in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages |
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| HUMN 103: Experience, Expression, and Exchange in Western Culture: Texts and Contexts of the Ancient World |
HUMN 204: Experience, Expression, and Exchange: Utopias and Dystopias |
| PHIL 101A: Topics in Philosophy: God, Death, and the Meaning of Life |
PHIL 101B: Topics in Philosophy: The Meaning of Life |
| PHIL 101C: Topics in Philosophy: How Should We Live? |
PHIL 101D: Topics in Philosophy: Meditation and the Examined Life |
| PHIL 190: Informal Logic and Critical Thinking |
PHIL 203: Ancient Philosophy from Homer to Augustine |
| PHIL 235: Bioethics |
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| RELG 118: Climate, Kith and Kin |
RELG 235: Cult Controversies: Race, Gender, and Sex in America's 'Alternative' Religions |
| WMST 100: Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies |
WMST 111: Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies |
