Humanities Department Chair Hollis Robbins presented a paper entitled “Lily Bart Goes to Alaska: Edith Wharton’s The House of Mirth in Financial Context” at the
Humanities faculty member Jelena Runić gave a talk titled “PCC Repairs in Slavic, Romance, and Greek: A Morphological Account” at the third American International Morphology
Humanities Department Chair Hollis Robbins recently published “African American Literature of the Gold Rush,” co-authored with Janet Neary (Hunter College), in a a new volume,
A collaboration between Peabody and the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences brings Berklee College of Music professor and jazz artist Ralph Peterson Jr. to
On Wednesday, October 7, humanities faculty Elizabeth Archibald will deliver a lecture as part of the Faculty in Focus lecture series. The event will be
Faculty Hollis Robbins’s recent article, “The Literature of Lynching,” was featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education. Hollis Robbins is director of the Center for Africana
An article by Hollis Robbins, chair of Peabody’s Humanities Department, is featured in a special issue of Safundi: the Journal of South African and American
Faculty members Oscar Bettison, David Smooke (MM ’95, Composition), and Hollis Robbins, chair of the Humanities Department, are part of an interdisciplinary team who were
Gavin Witt, associate artistic director/director of dramaturgy at Baltimore’s Center Stage, will teach a Shakespeare class at Peabody in the fall.
Humanities Chair Hollis Robbins has been awarded a Mellon Arts Innovation Grant to fund a new course, “The 1930s in Jazz, Film, and Poetry,” to
