Charisse Burden-Stelly, Wayne State University, Black Scare, Red Scare: Theorizing Capitalist Racism in the United States

The Leslie Center for the Humanities, the program in Comparative Literature, and the Department of French and Italian are pleased to welcome Prf. Berger, as well as the wider Dartmouth community, to a lecture titled: A Topolitics of Safe Space.

Sponsored by The Japan Foundation (New York), Iowa International Programs, Dartmouth College’s Leslie Center for the Humanities, Comparative Literature Program, & ASCL.

Dartmouth students are invited to join Daisy Rockwell, Alta Price and Alex Zucker for workshops in literary translation.

The Leslie Center invites you to conversations with translators, publishers and editors on bridging distances in language and culture.

US premier concert of contemporary ensemble music, based on the novel by Sofia Andrukhovych. An evening of complete immersion into Ukraine's past and present through music.

Explore Pavitra Sundar's groundbreaking analysis of sound's feminist significance in Bombay cinema, with commentary from esteemed academics and moderated by Douglas Haynes.

Halyna Kruk, Ukrainian scholar, Professor of Ukrainian Baroque Literature, Ivan Franco National University, Lviv, Ukraine

Award winning poets will read selected excerpts from their poetry and reflect upon their work as witnesses of war.

A public guest lecture by Ulka Anjaria, Professor of English and Director of the Mandel Center for the Humanities at Brandeis University.