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Chaos rules the wizarding world and dementors abound. Search the wizard Rasha’s office to find a missive to turn the tides in your favor to win the battle against evil. 

Chaos rules the wizarding world and dementors abound. Search the wizard Rasha’s office to find a missive to turn the tides in your favor to win the battle against evil. 

Chaos rules the wizarding world and dementors abound. Search the wizard Rasha’s office to find a missive to turn the tides in your favor to win the battle against evil. 

Chaos rules the wizarding world and dementors abound. Search the wizard Rasha’s office to find a missive to turn the tides in your favor to win the battle against evil. 

This year is the 200th anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

University of North Texas Department of English professor Dr. Bruce Bond will read and discuss poems from his new book Frankenstein's Children. The poems in this book offer a look at the contemporary world through the lens of Mary Shelley's iconic novel. A book signing will be held after.  

Wednesday, October 31, 5-6pm

Willis Library, Room 250H

This event is free and open to the public.

Join us for a screening of the beloved film Young Frankenstein. This Mel Brooks film is a hilarious take on Mary Shelley's classic novel, starring Gene Wilder, Marty Feldman, Peter Boyle, and Cloris Leachman. Popcorn and Halloween candy will be provided. 

There will also be a display of Frankenstein texts and other items from the UNT Special Collections and Graphic Novel collection.

Tuesday, October 30, 12-2pm

Chilton Hall, Media Library, Room 111C

This event is free and open to the public.

Join us for a panel discussion with faculty from various departments at the University of North Texas sharing their thoughts on Frankenstein in popular culture!

2018 Portal to Texas History Research Fellow Scot McFarlane will discuss "The City and the Countryside on Texas' Trinity River," exploring Texas' ongoing transition from a rural to an urban state.