Please join us on February 3, 2026, Reed Hall, room 209, 4-5 pm. Chat with faculty about majoring in Comparative Literature or minoring in Translation.
February 10, 2026, 4:30 pm, Moore B03, Ranjana Khanna, Duke University, free and open to the public. The talk will address his use of the term style, its relation to literary terms like narrative and form, but also his tracing of style as symptom of something else, and his development of style in relation to sensation, the signature, singularity, collectivity, and species-being.
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.
Five Comparative Literature Program Seniors defended their theses in May this year. Congratulations to all on a job well done.
The COLT MA Graduate students presented their final essay presentations. Congratulations on a job well done.
Congratulations to COLT MA Graduate, Crista Fiala D'25 who won an award for best graduate essay (The Dorys Crow Grover Award) for a paper she submitted on a part of her COLT MA essay.