Faculty News

Making the Mark Prazak's "Making the Mark" Makes Washington Post List

Anthropology faculty member Miroslava Prazak's recently published book on female genital cutting, Making the Mark: Gender, Identity, and Genital Cutting, was selected for the Washington Post's fourth annual TMC African Politics Summer Reading Spectacular.

A Stricken Field Anastas Reviews 1940 Gellhorn Novel in NYT

Literature faculty member Ben Anastas declared Martha Gellhorn’s 1940 book, A Stricken Field, the writer’s greatest novel and “essential reading for the political moment we’re living through today” in a New York Times book review.  

Work by Mary Lum Lum On View at MASS MoCA

Visual arts faculty member Mary Lum has been commissioned to create a large-scale wall work for the bike tunnel that transverses the ground floor of MASS MoCA’s new Building 6, a three-story facility that will double the museum’s exhibition space, making it the largest museum of contemporary art in America.

The Careful Reader The Careful Reader

The Hudson Review published an essay by Brooke Allen in their Spring 2017 issue. 

Bread Loaf Conference Bergman to Read at Broad Loaf Conference

Megan Mayhew Bergman (MFAW '10), associate director of Bennington’s MFA in Writing, will be on the faculty of this year's Bread Loaf Orion Environmental Writers’ Conference, at Middlebury College, June 3–9.