A radio-play performance of Eisa Davis's Pulitzer Prize-nominated play about a multiracial girl with a gift for clairvoyance growing up in rural, white 1950's America.

Please join the Nineteenth-Century Study Group for the introduction of "Works and Days" to its new scholarly community at Dartmouth.

The 2021 Humanities Institute presents a public lecture with Humanities Institute faculty member, Hazel V. Carby.

A talk on poetry and activism

Please join the English and Creative Writing Department for a conversation with Mariame Kaba, Derecka Purnell, and Tongo Eisen-Martin.

Join us for an evening with Poet and Spoken Word Artist Rajnii Eddins as he shares excerpts from his text "Their Names Are Mine."

A three-part remote performance project exploring how music, theater, and movement can be tools for radicalizing the imagination and freeing the creative spirit within.

A three-part remote performance project exploring how music, theater, and movement can be tools for radicalizing the imagination and freeing the creative spirit within.

Conversation with Lacanian philosopher A. Kiarina Kordela on biopower in the time of COVID, Gilles Deleuze, and the commodification of eternity.

The Parents Distinguished Research Professor in the Humanities and the Department of English and Creative Writing invite you to a discussion about Ernest Hemingway.