Ranjana Khanna Reappointed as Franklin Humanities Institute Director

The Associate Professor of English presented his newly published work with colleagues and peers who helped shape the ideas he explored about Black agrarian life.

The series has grown into a vibrant platform that spotlights scholarship, while celebrating the creativity of Black artists...

Her latest tgiFHI talk focused on the lives and ambitions of writers from the 16th and 17th century grappling with mortality, fame and their varied lived experiences.