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The information outlines the planning for a resumption of non-teaching activities after the COVID-19 shutdown of the University and considering national and local guidelines. The planning and risk assessment provide for a safe resumption of work on campus by all members of the School.

The Kemble Lecture 2020 will take place online on Friday, 4th December and will be delivered by Prof. Clare Lees (University of London). The event is sponsored by the School of English and hosted in partnership with Trinity Long Room Hub.

Applications are invited from Irish writers of established reputation for the TCD/Arts Council Writer’s Fellowship which is funded by the School of English and by a grant-in-aid from the Arts Council. The Fellowship will be tenable at Trinity College Dublin, for the period January-May 2020.

The Research Society for Victorian Periodicals, familiarly known as RSVP, is an interdisciplinary and international association of scholars dedicated to the exploration of the richly diverse world of the 19th-century press, both its magazines and its newspapers. Members of RSVP are involved in the study of British literature, and the history and culture of Britain and its empire, as well as in the emerging fields of book history and media history.

The editors have selected over 600 letters, written to almost 200 people from Berryman's literary sphere. Correspondence with Ezra Pound, Robert Lowell, Delmore Schwartz, Adrienne Rich, Saul Bellow, and other writers demonstrates Berryman’s sustained involvement in the development of literary culture in the postwar United States.