Set to be published in January 2022 with Duke University Press, Life-Destroying Diagrams brings the insights of Eugenie Brinkema’s radical formalism to bear on supremely risky terrain: the ethical extremes…
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Roman libraries began being built in the 1st century BCE and held a variety of Latin and Greek texts. Classicist and co-chair of Ancient and Medieval Studies, Stephanie Frampton spoke…
In honor of Juneteenth, this issue of the OVC-CDEI newsletter will highlight resources and events related to this holiday. To start, we are pleased to share an essay by associate…
MIT undergraduate student Vaishnavi Phadnis ‘22 has won the Carol Gay Award, a national prize given annually to the best essay written by an undergraduate on children’s literature. This honor…
Professor Diana Henderson hosted theater maker and artistic director Karin Coonrod at MIT to develop text-based theatrical works. Henderson collaborated with Coonrod’s theater company Compagnia de’ Colombari for an international…
