A collection of critical-theoretical essays by seminal Russian Formalist critic Yuri Tynianov, edited by Russian Department professor Ainsley Morse, reviewed in the Times Literary Supplement.

The Dartmouth Russian Department had guest speaker Vladimir Malakhov on ethnicity in public discourse in Russia on May 27, 2021.

On Thursday, May 6th, 2021 Profesor Amelia Glaser gave a virtual lecture regarding her recent book: Songs in Dark Times: Hofshteyn's Soviet Yiddish Translations of Taras Shevchenko.

In an essay in NYRB reviewing three new Russian feminist publications, two of which were co-edited by Russian literature professor Ainsley Morse, and Sophie Pinkham. Recent collections of poetry by Russian women offers a glimpse of how perceptions of feminism are changing in post-communist Slavic countries. Congratulations!

Sean Griffin, a lecturer in Russian, religion, and the Master of Liberal Studies (MALS) Program, has received a Luce/ACLS Fellowship from...

Yuri Tynianov's important collection Permanent Evolution: Essays on Literature, Theory and Film, edited and translated by Ainsley Morse & Philip Redko, reviewed in the Los Angeles Review of Books by leading literary scholar Marjorie Perloff....