This year's Московский счет [Moscow Rating] prize for Best Book of Poetry went to Mikhail Gronas. Congratulations!
LGBT+ and feminist oriented poetry is being produced as a cultural trend in newer generations of Russian writers. Ainsley Morse edits the first anthology of Russian feminist and queer poetry, to be published in Isolarii later this fall. Congratulations.
Sean Griffin's first book, The Liturgical Past in Byzantium and Early Rus, is this year's winner of the prestigious W. Bruce Lincoln Book Prize. Congratulations, Sean!
Ainsley Morse joins literary scholars and translators to discuss Nonconformist writers, Soviet children's literature, Russophone poetry, modernist writers and the vibrant queer poetry scene in Russia.
Professor Rakova had a successful spring term teaching RUSS 3 and the students enjoyed everything.
Read the department's statement in response to the killings of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and George Floyd.
Ainsley Morse interviews Barry Scherr to create an archive of Russian History.
EMT Sam Greenberg '20 Joins Upper Valley COVID-19 Fight, A biology major and a Russian minor, he's finishing up three demanding Dartmouth courses online: "RNA Biology," "The Molecular Basis of Cancer," and "Russia and the West."
Nine members of the arts and sciences faculty are retiring this year. John Kopper, Professor of Russian and of Comparative Literature. An inspiring, dedicated teacher, Kopper is known for leading discussions in which everyone is encouraged to share ideas freely.
Congratulations to the winners of the Annual ACTR National Post-Secondary Russian Essay Contest, Gold medal,Katarina Nesic, category Slavic, 4th year, Honorable Mention, Ian Reinke, category Russian, 2nd year.
