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How Saidiya Hartman Retells the History of Black Life
Saidiya Hartman Named University Professor
Jennifer Wenzel on 2020 Book Prize shortlist
The World According to Bad Bunny

Carina del Valle Schorske is a current Graduate student in English and Comparative Literature. 

Farah Jasmine Griffin Presented a Society of Columbia Graduates 2020 Great Teacher Award
Filmmaker Frances Negrón-Muntaner on Puerto Rico and Latin America
Black Patriotism: When Love Of Country Means Holding It Accountable
The Lockdown Lessons of “Crime and Punishment”
Matt Hart Publishes "Extraterritorial: A Political Geography of Contemporary Fiction"
The Push for More Latino Representation in Journalism
Congratulations to Liz Bowen, who has joined The Hastings Center as the 2020–2022 Rice Family Fellow in Bioethics and the Humanities

Welcoming Our New Rice Family Fellow in Bioethics and the Humanities

Ami Yoon Awarded an Isaac Comly Martindale Fund Fellowship
The Challenges of Making Remote Learning Relevant

Professor Denise Cruz created a welcome video and other new digital approaches for her fall semester courses.

The Department of English and Comparative Literature Mourns the Loss of James V. Mirollo
What We Can Learn from the Literature of Past Pandemics

Fiction can help frame our responses and serve as a guide for what happens next.