Paula M Krebs October 15, 2026, 4:30 pm, Carson Hall L01 Humanities Is a Team Sport If you think the humanities are a solo practice, think...

Online Info Session: Master of Comparative Literature Thursday, November 16,, 2026 | 10 am – 11 am ET Location: Virtual on Zoom: Registratio...

Dominick Philip, D'16 won this year's award for his essay: kör göze parmak: embodiment, sensation, and phenomenology in Gegen die Wand (2004...

In ‘Data Empire,’ Roopika Risam Traces Data’s Grip on Power The professor of film and media studies and comparative literature examines the...

Roopika Risam, professor of film and media studies is featured in a podcast interview about her new book, Data Empire: The Power of...

COLT MA Graduate Alumni News: Nicola Mazzotti D'23 CfP G CfP Graduate Conference "EU Literature? Institution-Imagination-Inheritance" (30...

Twenty-nine students and recent alumni have been chosen for Fulbright awards this year, extending Dartmouth’s reach across the globe. At...

2026 Comparative Literature Program MA students will graduate on June 14, 2026 with investiture on June 13, 2026. Congratulations to our...

Students of COLT 19.08, Social Justice in Translation course, Harris Distinguished Visiting Professor, Christine Richter-Nilsson had an...

A literary text is not a silent medium: it animates sounds, voices, and noises, and it does so in a different way from any electronic sound...