Caleb Dawson (PhD UC Berkeley; Postdoc UC Merced) will be giving a talk on some of their recent work on race, gender, and for profit colleges.

Former Senator Phil Gramm (R-Texas) will discuss his recent book "The Myth of American Inequality: How Government Biases Policy Debate" (2022).

A 2-day conference sponsored by the Dartmouth Center for Social Impact (DCSI) that seeks to provide information and alumni networking opportunities for students.

Andrew Young (Economics, Texas Tech) explores the constitutional roots of the American economic system. Tuesday October 31 at 4:30 pm. Rocky 2 (tentative)

Join collaborators Mira Sucharov and Omar Dajani for a conversation on what they have learned about hope and despair, identity and memory, and friendship across differences.

Reception followed by a keynote address by Dr. Agnes Binagwaho, former Minister of Health, Rwanda and a panel discussion with young alumni and students.

"Faded Glory" presents metaphorical photographs that reflect the many issues integral now to American society, with a gradual decline in its exceptionalism.

The Dartmouth Political Union and The Nelson A. Rockefeller Center at Dartmouth College welcome Professor Nancy Fraser, an American philosopher, critical theorist, and feminist.

On a signature issue, one of our most respected political theorists Chandran Kukathas believes that democratic polities have repeatedly achieved the opposite of their intentions.

Ivanna, an Indigenous Nenets single mother of five, in her twenties, lives on the Taimyr Peninsula in the Siberian Arctic.