Join us for a zoom panel discussion with the editors of the newly released open access edited collection, "Thinking with an Accent: Toward a New Object, Method, and Practice."

David McDermott Hughes, Rutgers University, will talk about his ethnographic studies on the "unlikely bedfellows" of climate activists and libertarians.

Jorge Sánchez and Camilo Godoy will present on the ethics and erotics of queer friendship and art from an intersectional Latinx perspective.

The Future is Wired: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Privacy, Social Media, Truth, Tech Companies, and More

Congressman Kinzinger recounts his time in public service and his hopeful vision for the future of our country.

This workshop will help us to learn to stop and look deeply into our lives, so we can develop the capacity to work collectively to bring joy, harmony and a beautiful way forward.

Join a panel of celebrated science fiction, fantasy, and horror authors to discuss how the genre of speculative fiction informs literature, our lives, and the future of humanity.

A cross-disciplinary group of professors present a series of micro-talks about their research and how it pertains to the future of humanity.

The Dartmouth Political Union hosts a student debate on affirmative action on April 12th from 7:00-8:30 PM in Filene Auditorium.

Michele Moody-Adams, Columbia University. Presented by Philosophy's annual Francis W. Gramlich Lecture