Emerging technical and computational resources are now being used to provide access to knowledge and reshape its meanings. Keynote Speakers: Julia Flanders, Dan Shore

Emerging technical and computational resources are now being used to provide access to knowledge and reshape its meanings. Keynote Speaker: David Krakauer

Maya Jasanoff, Harvard University, "GLOBALIZATION AT SEA: Writing History with Joseph Conrad"

Reparations and the Human Professor David L. Eng, University of Pennsylvania

The Dartmouth College Library's Robert Frost Collection contains tens of thousands of letters to and from the poet.

He is an award-winning filmmaker who tells urgent and visually adventurous stories about labor, immigration, technology, and trans-border exchange.

Lorie Novak, Professor of Photography & Imaging at Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, Associate Faculty at The Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics

The Comparative Literature Program presents the Annual Susanne Zantop Memorial Lecture with guest lecturer, Peggy Kamuf, University of Southern California

A day long conference directed by Michelle Warren ( Comparative Literature)

Poet for Barack Obama's second inauguration.