Please consider taking this course. No prerequisites. COLT 61.01/ARTH 28.07, Kristin O'Rourke @ 3A
This year's Annual Zantop lecturer is Cathy Caruth, Cornell University, April 28, 2026, 4:30 pm, Carson L01.
Spring 2026, COLT 19.08, Social Justice in Translation, Christine Richter-Nilsson @ 12 hour.
Emerging scholars, literary translators, and other champions of culture strengthen their voices through the Dartmouth master's program in comparative literature, which will mark its 30th anniversary in 2025.
The Comparative Literature Program Annual Hoffman Lecture was held on February 10, 2026. The speaker was Ranjana Khanna, Duke University. The talk addressed Jameson Jean-Pierre Richard's use of the term style, its relation to literary terms like narrative and form.
As scholars around the world mark the 150th anniversary of Mann's birth, professor Veronika Fuechtner has emerged as a leading voice in reinterpreting the literary icon's legacy.
Please read the Axium Journal. Axium, a journal of comparative criticism that publishes the work of Dartmouth undergraduate and graduate students.
This fall, seven faculty members joined Dartmouth's house communities as part of the third cohort of faculty fellows. In this role, fellows work closely with house leadership teams to enrich programming that fosters meaningful dialogue, intellectual curiosity, and stronger connections between students & faculty.
Congratulations to Eman Morsi on her upcoming book: Utopia Incarnate: A groundbreaking analysis of the cultural afterlives of mass utopia in Cuba and Egypt.
Larissa Thompson D'02 COLT MA Graduate alumni shares her story since graduating from Dartmouth.
