Authors, filmmakers, historians, and literary scholars convene for a series of film screenings and panel discussions that explore how speculative fiction in literature and film provides opportunities to discuss some of the most pressing concerns now confronting our global society.
Assoc. Professor Desirée Garcia's new video essay is a study of her relationship to the musical film "Meet Me in St. Louis." It appears in a special cluster of video essays for ASAP/Journal.
The LALACS Department hosts a panel of experts to shed light on the U.S. immigration system on Monday, January 13, 2025, 4—6 p.m. at the Filene Auditorium, Moore Hall B13
Jorge Cuellar, Assistant Professor, Latin American, Latino & Caribbean Studies, has been appointed as the new Faculty Director for the Consortium for Advanced Studies Abroad: Cuba
Six faculty members joined Dartmouth's house communities this fall.
A record number of MMUF alums started PhD programs this fall.
Prof. Gillam received an honorable mention for the General Anthropology Division's New Directions Award for her podcast on the New Books Network. The award recognizes scholars working to expand the discipline's insights through public anthropology.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, join Prof. Marcela Di Blasi for an evening celebrating Latinx heritage and culture on 9/26 at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Three students who graduated in June have been recognized for their senior theses on topics related to conflict resolution, war, and peace.
Inspired by his own family's migration from postwar El Salvador, professor Jorge Cuéllar illuminates how Salvadorans foster hope and community.
