Professor Desirée Garcia, received the James Wright Sustaining Faculty Excellence Award, awarded to newly tenured and promoted faculty who have made significant contributions as teacher scholars.

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.

LALACS Assoc. Prof. Desiree Garcia's video essay explores early cinema's fascination with backstage space and the relationship between interiority and the archive.

Garcia's book "The Movie Musical" reflects on the roles of musicals, escapism, and their role in the current world.

The Oscars generate annual interest in Hollywood, and Desiree Garcia and other Dartmouth professors weighed in on their favorites for the...

“Students created their own version of JR’s border wall installation in commemoration of having spent the term learning about and complicating the idea of the border and borderlands”, reports Desiree Garcia....

Desiree Garcia speaks about the renewed popularity and potential financial returns of musicals on stage and on film.