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The Global South Humanities initiative is excited to cosponsor “Landscapes of Life and Death: Temples, Tombs, and Tigers in the Forests of Central India”, presented by Tamara Sears, Associate Professor of Art History at Rutgers University. The talk is hosted by the department of the History of Art and will take place on September 30, 2025, […] |
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Join AGHI for a book discussion lunch with local scholar Andy Hines on Wednesday, October 15th, at noon in Mergenthaler Hall, room 431. Hines, the editor of University Keywords, will discuss the volume. More details here: University Keywords. Co-sponsored by the Chloe Center for the Critical Study of Racism, Immigration, and Colonialism. Andy Hines is […] |
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Please register here to join us on Zoom or in person at the Alexander Grass Humanities Institute's Common Room in Mergenthaler Hall, room 429. Questions? Contact Emily McGinn at [email protected]
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@ Ralph Hubbell is a translator of Turkish literature. His translations and other writings have appeared in the Sun Magazine, Words Without Borders, Los Angeles Review of Books, Tin House’s Lost & Found, Asymptote, and elsewhere. He has translated work by Melisa Kesmez, Muzaffer Kale, Nazlı Karabıyıkoğlu, Oğuz Atay and Peyami Safa. His first book-length translation, […] |
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We are delighted to announce that Gisela Heffes (JHU, MLL) will be in conversation with Lysley Tenorio (JHU, Writing Seminars) to discuss her latest novel, Crocodiles at Night, on Monday, October 27th in partnership with the Bird in Hand and The Ivy Bookshop. For this October installment, we are thrilled to welcome Gisela Heffes in celebration […] |
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@ At the Levering Arellano Theater – Auditorium The Program in Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies is glad to present In Conversation with LUCRECIA DALT: Songwriter/Sound Artist Berlin-based Colombian singer-songwriter Lucrecia Dalt—whose work bridges experimental sound, avant-garde art, poetic songwriting, speculative fiction, and Latin American popular traditions—will visit Baltimore to mark the release of […]
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THE ALEXANDER GRASS HUMANITIES INSTITUTE PRESENTS: HUMANITIES ON THE HILL IN WAVES AND WAR Directed by Jon Shenk and Bonni Cohen WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29 AT 6:00 PM HOPKINS BLOOMBERG CENTER 555 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, WASHINGTON, DC FOLLOWED BY A PANEL DISCUSSION WITH Jon Shenk, Director Marcus Capone Former Navy SEAL and film participant Amber Capone, Film […] |
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@ Alyson Waters is a translator from French to English of over twenty-five books. A two-time recipient of the Florence Gould/French-American Foundation translation prize, she has also been awarded PEN and NEA grants. Her translation of Antoine Volodine’s The Monroe Girls will appear with Archipelago Books in 2026, and her translation of Yves Ravey’sTaormina with NYRB, also in […] |
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