Introducing 'The Radical Joy' Project
The show is a blend of music, spoken word, theater, and movement that aims to confront the past, breathe into the present moment, and envision a future that is inherently liberatory.
"These three writers, scholars, and teachers exemplify a fundamental strength of the liberal arts —combining rigorous inquiry with creative expression to help us see the world with new eyes," says President Philip J. Hanlon '77 of professors Joshua Bennett, Alexander Chee, and Tarek El-Ariss.
Dartmouth In The News
George Floyd's Death Did Not Spark a Racial Reckoning
CNN
In a story on the trial for the killing of George Floyd, Dartmouth's Matthew Delmont says "the sign that change is real as opposed to symbolic is that people are making real changes to things close to them in their own backyards."
Media Infrastructure Is and Has Always Been a Matter of Life and Death
Social Science Research Council
In an article, Dartmouth’s Jacqueline Wernimont examines public health communications efforts related to COVID-19 and shares observations and lessons learned from her study of digital and telephone resources throughout the United States.
Joshua Bennett, Poetry and Nonfiction
The Paris Review
Excerpts from an essay and a poem by Dartmouth's Joshua Bennett, who recently won a Guggenheim fellowship and a Whiting Award, are featured by the magazine. His next book of creative nonfiction is forthcoming from Knopf, notes the magazine.
Here Are the Universities With the Most 2021 Guggenheim Winners
Forbes
Dartmouth is among the top 10 colleges and universities with the most Guggenheim winners this year, reports the magazine. Dartmouth faculty members Joshua Bennett, Alexander Chee, and Terek El-Ariss are among this year's winners.
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Dartmouth In The News
George Floyd's Death Did Not Spark a Racial Reckoning
CNN
In a story on the trial for the killing of George Floyd, Dartmouth's Matthew Delmont says "the sign that change is real as opposed to symbolic is that people are making real changes to things close to them in their own backyards."
Media Infrastructure Is and Has Always Been a Matter of Life and Death
Social Science Research Council
In an article, Dartmouth’s Jacqueline Wernimont examines public health communications efforts related to COVID-19 and shares observations and lessons learned from her study of digital and telephone resources throughout the United States.
Joshua Bennett, Poetry and Nonfiction
The Paris Review
Excerpts from an essay and a poem by Dartmouth's Joshua Bennett, who recently won a Guggenheim fellowship and a Whiting Award, are featured by the magazine. His next book of creative nonfiction is forthcoming from Knopf, notes the magazine.
Here Are the Universities With the Most 2021 Guggenheim Winners
Forbes
Dartmouth is among the top 10 colleges and universities with the most Guggenheim winners this year, reports the magazine. Dartmouth faculty members Joshua Bennett, Alexander Chee, and Terek El-Ariss are among this year's winners.
Dartmouth In The News
George Floyd's Death Did Not Spark a Racial Reckoning
CNN
In a story on the trial for the killing of George Floyd, Dartmouth's Matthew Delmont says "the sign that change is real as opposed to symbolic is that people are making real changes to things close to them in their own backyards."
Media Infrastructure Is and Has Always Been a Matter of Life and Death
Social Science Research Council
In an article, Dartmouth’s Jacqueline Wernimont examines public health communications efforts related to COVID-19 and shares observations and lessons learned from her study of digital and telephone resources throughout the United States.
Joshua Bennett, Poetry and Nonfiction
The Paris Review
Excerpts from an essay and a poem by Dartmouth's Joshua Bennett, who recently won a Guggenheim fellowship and a Whiting Award, are featured by the magazine. His next book of creative nonfiction is forthcoming from Knopf, notes the magazine.
Here Are the Universities With the Most 2021 Guggenheim Winners
Forbes
Dartmouth is among the top 10 colleges and universities with the most Guggenheim winners this year, reports the magazine. Dartmouth faculty members Joshua Bennett, Alexander Chee, and Terek El-Ariss are among this year's winners.
