Romance Languages and Literatures

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  "How to Listen: Telling Latin American Stories in Sound and Print." An evening with Daniel Alarcón

  Daniel Alarcón is an award-winning Peruvian-American novelist, journalist, and Executive Producer of the NPR Spanish language podcast Radio Ambulante. Alarcón has published widely including The New Yorker, Harper's, Granta, Virginia Quarterly Review, the New York Times, La Etiqueta Negra (Peru) and elsewhere. Alarcón's talk, entitled “How to Listen,Telling Latin American Stories in Sound and Print,” was a multimedia presentation of stories from and about Latin America, including samples from his own works.
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  To Teach or Not to Teach? Nadia Celis on #MeToo and Junot Díaz

  The Bowdoin Hispanic studies professor is featured in a New York Times article discussing how teachers should deal with the works of writers and artists accused of abuse.
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  College Welcomes Five New Tenure-Track Faculty

  This fall, Bowdoin welcomes five new tenure-track faculty members in a variety of fields, from Africana studies to neuroscience, by way of music, chemistry, and religion.

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