Literature in a Time of Crisis: A Conversation with Phil Klay
March 13, 2023
Phil Klay '05, the Winter 2023 Montgomery Fellow, explores how literature can help us respond to violent times.
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Autumn Radiance
December 21, 2022Pico Iyer shares his first impressions of the College on the Hill.
[more]The Montgomery Fellows Program Responds to the Pandemic
April 20, 2022
As a primarily residential program that brings influential people to campus, the COVID-19 pandemic upended many of our plans. But bringing our fellows to campus already has built-in challenges, some of which worked in our program's favor over the past two years.
[more]Salima Ikram: Displaying Egypt in Egypt: A Brief Overview of Museums in Egypt
October 12, 2021
A talk with Salima Ikram Distinguished Professor of Egyptology, American University in Cairo.
[more]Fall 2021 Heritage Management Series: "Who Owns the Past?"
September 14, 2021Modern archaeology grew out of antiquarianism and imperialism, as early collectors and scholars used the past to construct identities, satisfy their curiosities, and affirm their aesthetic preferences. The Montgomery Fellows visiting Dartmouth in fall of 2021 explore how these legacies influence contemporary archaeology, museum practices, and policies to uncover, recover, and preserve cultural heritage.
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