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Sayed Kashua’s "Let It Be Morning" going to Cannes
Congrats, Comparative Literature Class of 2021!
Elena Steiert awarded Emma Kafalenos Thesis Prize
Deniz Gundogan Ibrisim has been awarded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Postdoctoral Fellowship
Jae Kim wins NEA Literature Translation Fellowship
Prof. Ignacio Infante Receives Emerson's 2020 Excellence in Teaching Award
Professor Beals wins Max Kade Prize for Best Article
Peter Ogunniran featured as graduate student speaker in Ring Their Names Virtual Vigil
Katja Perat wins Divided City Fellowship
Abby Coco wins Emma Kafalenos Thesis Prize
Current Ph.D. Student Jae Kim publishes Translation
Professor Williams honored at Sixteenth Century Society & Conference
Deniz Gundogan Ibrisim Co-Authors New Book
Jae Kim wins the Inaugural Poems in Translation Contest
Paul Michael Lützeler awarded Friedrich-Gundolf-Prize for 2019
Annelise Finegan Wasmoen Publishes New Translation
Gonul Kigilcim Produces One-Woman Show in Turkey
Baba Badji publishes translation project on Mohammed Khaï-Eddine
Ena Selimovic wins prize for best essay in the National Collegiate Book Collecting Contest
Thai Kaewkaen wins BKKLIT Translation Prize
Aaron Coleman to present reading at Black Repertory Theatre Event
Grace MacArthur wins Dean James E. McLeod First-Year Writing Prize
PhD student Laurel Taylor (Japanese and Comparative Literature) wins 2018 Percy Buchanan Prize
Recognizing excellence in teaching and service
Two Joint Comp Lit Students are Current Graduate Fellows in the Center for the Humanities
Elegy/Elegie: Gedichte Poems by Mary Jo Bang Translated by Matthias Goeritz
Aaron Coleman's poem selected as poem-a-day by Academy of American Poets
Erika Rodriguez Inducted into Bouchet Society
Never Done Learning: Robert Hegel on a career in Chinese literature
New Novel by Matthias Goeritz named "Book of the Month"