Burnt out English majors, rejoice: You can hit your reading goal and get back in the classroom at the University of Indianapolis this fall.
From August to December, UIndy is offering a course examining “To the Lighthouse” by Virginia Woolf. The class — part of the school’s “Communiversity” program — is open to both students and community members.
Woolf’s 1927 novel follows the Ramsay family and their visits to the Isle of Skye in Scotland over the course of a decade, before and after World War I.
The class will be offered asynchronously and fully online, though you can attend some lectures in person. Students are expected to do the reading and participate in discussion posts each week.
For more information
Classes will be held during the normal UIndy semester, Aug. 25 to Dec. 11. You must have a high school diploma or equivalent credential to enroll.
Community members should register online for the class, which is $10 for the semester.
Download a copy of the book for free through Project Gutenberg. You can get detailed instructions on how to enroll on the Sease Institute website.
If you have more questions, email jcamden@uindy.edu.
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