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Fall 2025 Hoffman Lecture

Hoffman lecturer Fall 2025 will be Ranjana Khanna from Duke University. Date, Location and Time TBD.
New Latin American Cinema Fall 2025

The last decade has seen a creative boom in Latin American cinema that includes art house cinema, blockbusters, documentary, and experimental film, Film 42.03, Colt 52.02, Lacs 30.06, Ints 17.12, 3A, Prof. Gerd Gemunden,
Comparative Literature Program Honors Theses

Five Comparative Literature Program Seniors defended their theses in May this year. Congratulations to all on a job well done.
Comparative Literature Axium Journal New Volume Coming Soon

Announcing the new volume of the Axium Journal 2025.
Comparative Literature Program MA Graduates present their final essays

The COLT MA Graduate students presented their final essay presentations. Congratulations on a job well done.
Camellia Pham D'22 Launches New Literately Translation Podcast

Congratulations COLT MA Graduate Alumni Camellia Pham, D'22. Cam launched a new podcast for Paraphrasis, a podcast dedicated to the art and practice of literary translation.
Ínci Çetin D'25

Congratulations to COLT MA Graduate Ínci Çetin on your admission to Princeton University. She will be starting her PhD in the Comparative Literature Department.
The Republic

Chukwuka Odigbo '25 cites research by professors Ayo Coly and Kimberly Juanita Brown in an opinion piece calling for the end of jokes at the expense of African mothers.
Rantau Exhibition by Veronika Yadukha & Lethokuhle Msimang D'24

A Transmedial Translation of Poetry into Pottery Opening, a collaborative exhibition by Ukrainian translator and ceramicist Veronika Yadukha and South African poet Lethokuhle Msimang COLT MA Graduate Alumni was on April 9, 2025.
Dartmouth Scholars Honored by the Modern Language Association

Professor Miya Xie and senior lecturer Andrew Simon received prestigious awards for their recent books.