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NELC Graduate, Dr. Shahrad Shahvand, Publishes a New Article
Dr. Shaharad Shahvand has published a new article entitled, In Search of Qiwām al-Dīn and Humām al-Dīn al-Kurbālī: Bridging a Gap in the Intellectual History of Fifteenth-Century Shiraz . This article is built on work Dr. Shahvand began in the NELC...

2025 Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize Winners
Congratulations to Jana Amin and Sophie Cooper for winning the 2025 Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize! Jana won with her submission entitled, Tasting Freedom: Palestinian Women’s Kitchens as Sites of Ethnography, Refuge, and Resistance in Cairo. Sophie won with...

2025 Harry and Cecile Starr Prize Winner
Congratulations to Meredith Zielonka for winning the undergraduate 2025 Harry and Cecile Starr Prize! Meredith won for her senior thesis entitled, Fractured but Fortified: Harnessing Ideological and Ethnic Division for Resilient Peacebuilding in Israel...

2025 Alwaleed Bin Talal Undergraduate Thesis Prize

Congratulations to Jana Amin for winning the 2025 Alwaleed Bin Talal Undergraduate Thesis Prize in Islamic Studies for her thesis entitled, Tasting Freedom: Palestinian Women's Kitchens as Sites of Ethnography, Refuge, and Resistance in Cairo. The...

Christina Maranci Named Harvard College Professor
From the Harvard Gazette Five faculty members have been awarded a Harvard College Professorship for excellence in undergraduate teaching, in fields ranging from high-dimensional geometry to comparative politics. Hopi Hoekstra, Edgerley Family Dean of the...

Johannes Makar Featured in Post by Leiden University
NELC PhD candidate, Johannes Makar, was recently featured by Leiden University for his work on a rare Arabic-Amharic textbook. Makar is currently a Brill Fellow at the Scaliger Institute. Check out the post here!

NELC Graduate, Dr. Dustin D. Klinger, has Published a Book
Dr. Dustin D. Klinger, British Academy International Fellow at the University of Cambridge, has published a book based on his 2021 NELC dissertation. The book entitled, Being Another Way: The Copula and Arabic Philosophy of Language, 900–1500, is...