The Department of English and Falvey Memorial Library’s annual Open Mic event will take place on Tuesday, April 17, at 12:00 p.m. in the library’s Speakers’ Corner.

The theme of this year's Philadelphia Theatre Research Symposium is "Community Outreach in the Arts".

The theme of this year's Philadelphia Theatre Research Symposium is "Community Outreach in the Arts".

The theme of this year's Philadelphia Theatre Research Symposium is "Community Outreach in the Arts".

The theme of this year's Philadelphia Theatre Research Symposium is "Community Outreach in the Arts".

The theme of this year's Philadelphia Theatre Research Symposium is "Community Outreach in the Arts".

McCafferty’s most recent play Quietly had its US premiere in New York in July 2016. It was first produced at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin in 2012 as part of their Great Irish Writers Season. The play was nominated for Best New Play at the Irish Times Theatre Awards. In 2013 the Abbey Production of Quietly played at the Traverse Theatre during the Edinburgh Festival and was then transferred to the SOHO Theatre, London. Owen McCafferty’s recent play Death of a Comedian was a co-production between...

The Villanova University 2017 Literary Festival presents Reginald Dwayne Betts.

The Department of Irish Studies presents acclaimed poet Mary O'Malley reading excerpts from her collection, "Playing the Octopus."

The Department of Humanities & Classical Studies Program at Villanova University presents The Villanova Russell Kirk Society Lecture-Defending What We Are by Sir Roger Scruton.

Villanova University's 2017 Literary Festival presents Brit Bennett performing a reading from her book, "The Mothers."

Please join us on Friday, February 3 at 2:30pm in Room 204 of Falvey Memorial Library for the launch of "Music in Twentieth Century American History," our latest Digital Scholarship project. During the Fall 2016 semester, history majors enrolled in Dr. Paul Rosier's Junior Research Seminar at Villanova University embarked on a multi-media and interdisciplinary examination of the cultural, social, political, and economic dimensions of music in American history from the end of the Civil War to...

James Richardson gives a poetry reading for the Villanova University 2017 Literary Festival

Faculty Candidate Yumi Lee, Ph.D. gives her presentation to the Villanova University Department of English.

Award-winning Nigerian novelist, Helon Habila, is this year's Africana Senghor-Damas-Cesaire Lecturer. In this lecture, he speaks on the history of the African novel and its future.

PhD Candidate Robert Leib gives his defense of his dissertation for the Department of Philosophy at Villanova University.

Dr. Shauna Macdonald performs, "To Catch and To Keep," as part of the Villanova Department of Communications Fall 2016 performance series.

We celebrated the publication of CONCEPT: Villanova University’s Interdisciplinary Journal of Graduate Studies. Editors, authors and peer-reviewers involved in the project will be recognized for their contributions.

The Nova Poetry Slam is a two day event that showcases the spoken word talents of both the Villanova Community and schools in the surrounding areas.