MALS student, Colleen Goodhue was recently featured in The New York Times' "Modern Love" section with a piece titled "Our Gratitude Jar". Read the piece here.
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Nan Darham at the Russo Gallery
Dickey Center for International Understanding
Haldeman Center
Dartmouth College
Exhibition dates January 9-February 9, 2019
Yellowstone Exhibition at Russo Gallery
“You could find her body bound up in the layers of hand-me-down jackets and parkas and hats and gloves,...
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MALS Student, Nan Darham was recently featured in The Dartmouth newspaper. Read the full article here.
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"If only it were just a crisis": Life-writing in troubled times
Lecture by Jennifer Rutherford, J.M. Coetzee Centre for Creative Practice Director, Research Professor, University of Adelaide. Co-sponsored by the Leslie Center for the Humanities.
Monday, October 15, 2018
2:30pm-4:00pm
Class of 1930 Room, Rockefeller Center
Sponsored by...
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Current MALS student, David Hirsch has published an article titled "Kofi Annan didn't deny the media, even at his most difficult moments" in Columbia Journalism Review. Read the article here.
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From Good Breeder Stock, Nan Darham 2018
Black Family Visual Arts Center
“I was stationed on the frayed outskirts of “Big Stix,” as the town is affectionately known, waiting for the bus to pull in, not soon enough. Nothing was moving, only a lonely wisp of hot air that funneled up looking for a ticket west. That sliver of wandering wind spiraled around me and sank right down on top of my lap when it came to rest. Birthed in still icy cavities of Emigrant Peak, it had...
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MALS Chair, Professor Don Pease mentioned in a recent New York Times article on Professor Dominy's new essay exploring the possible real-life examples for the Lorax character and Truffula trees. Read the full article here.
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MALS Student, Eileen O'Toole has published a piece that was initated in Christopher Wren's MALS 206: Craft and Culture of Journalism Course in the Valley News. Read the piece here.
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Carlos Tigreros, MALS '18, recently completed an internship with the U.S. State Department in Guatemala. Read about his experience here.