Study at the Institut d’Avignon
This summer, Ian McDavid spent six weeks studying at the Institut d’Avignon in France, an experience he describes as both academically rewarding and… More
Maurer Featured in NYT Style Story
An exhibition on the archive of celebrated Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca, co-curated by Christopher Maurer at Madrid's Residencia de… More
2027 French Film Festival Schedule Announced!
The schedule has been announced for the 2027 French Film Festival! Wed, Oct 7 at 6pm: L’Histoire de Souleymane (Souleymane’s Story) Wed,… More
Bryzys Presents Research at International Medieval Studies Congress
PhD candidate Wiktoria Bryzys presented her research at the 61st International Congress on Medieval Studies on May 15, 2026. Her paper, “Consuming the… More
Savo Receives 2026 La corónica International Book Prize
Professor Anita Savo has received the 2026 La corónica International Book Prize for her monograph Portraying Authorship: Juan Manuel and the Rhetoric… More
Cervantes Translation Prize Awarded to Huercanos Esparza
On April 29th, Íñigo Huercanos Esparza was awarded the newly established Cervantes Translation Prize, presented by the Instituto Cervantes Observatory at Harvard… More
RS Faculty Present at the AATF
This July, Maria Bobroff and Lillie Webb presented their work as fellows in BU’s Designing Antiracist Curricula Program (2023-2024) at the 2025… More
Cañigueral Batllosera Publishes Catalan Translation of Boccaccio
The Department of Romance Studies is pleased to share that Pau Cañigueral Batllosera, Lecturer in Spanish, has published a new Catalan translation of… More
Cazenave Publishes Book Chapter
This summer, Professor Jennifer Cazenave published a book chapter titled “The Holocaust and Film” in The Cambridge History of the Holocaust. In… More
Architectures of the Apocalypse
The Romance Department is pleased to celebrate the successful conclusion of Professor Irit Kleiman’s conference on “Architectures of the Apocalypse.” Apocalypse contains… More