I am a Professor in the Classics Department. I teach a wide range of courses in Latin literature (e.g. Catullus, Virgil, Ovid, Martial, Cicero), the Latin language (e.g. Latin syntax and stylistics), comparative antiquities, Classics and literary theory...
Hellowell! My name is Zach, and I’m a J.D. student at Harvard Law School. I’m originally from Lubsko, Poland, but I called Lowell home until graduating from the College in May 2024 with an A.B. in German and Government. I’m an avid moviegoer, espresso...
Rachel Anne Gillett is assistant professor of cultural history at Utrecht University where she teaches modern Europe and empire. Her research focuses on race in France, on popular culture, and on the black Atlantic from a French perspective. Prior to...
Hellowell! My name is Bes and in addition to the interdisciplinary humanities scholarship of my doctorate, I am interested in woodworking, various creative projects, and hiking/spending time in nature. In Lowell, I manage our room reservations and serve...
Hi Lowell! I’m Francisco, originally from San Luis Potosí, Mexico (and partly Arizona). After graduating from the College in 2012, I worked in India and then completed my PhD in Computer Science at Oxford, where I also taught and mentored undergrads as a...
Hi Lowellians! My name is Rhea, and I currently work as the digital marketing manager for a biotech company based in Boston. Originally from Bombay, India, I graduated with a Master’s degree in Business Administration from the IESE Business School in...
I grew up in Mississippi and am very proud of my Southern roots. In fact, I stayed in Mississippi for college and went to the great Mississippi State University. I pursued my passion for reading novels there and double majored in Literature and Philosophy...
Expanding upon the library’s strong record of diversity initiatives, the AUL for Antiracism collaborates extensively to develop strategies for systemic change through the library’s workforce, services, collections, and spaces. Before joining Harvard...
I teach in the English Department and I'm affiliated as well with the programs in History and Literature and the History of American Civilization. My chief interest is nineteenth- and twentieth-century cultural history. Since 2001, I have been a staff...
I’m originally from New Zealand; my interests include jazz piano, Homeric poetry, and Ancient Greek mathematics. I have given lecture/performances at Oxford, Columbia and Paris on the relationship between Homer and jazz improvisation. I teach a course...