The 2022 First Year Discussion Sessions introduce students to the study and application of ethics. Students will meet for dinner with scholars in a small, informal group setting.

This workshop aims to examine the philosophical foundations of some of the most pressing debates in contemporary American constitutional theory.

This workshop aims to examine the philosophical foundations of some of the most pressing debates in contemporary American constitutional theory.

Senior Circuit Judge Laurence Silberman '57 discusses the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Herschel Nachlis moderates.

The Ethics Institute welcomes all 2026 students to visit us and find out more about our programming.

The Ethics Institute seeks to advance Dartmouth's unique teacher scholar model by providing graduate and undergraduate students funds to work on an ethics-related research project.

Hany will provide an overview of how synthetic media is created, how it is being used and misused, and if and how it can be perceptually and forensically distinguished from reality

The Phillips Family Award in Ethics is presented annually to an undergraduate from Dartmouth College who has demonstrated strength and interest in applied and professional ethics.

Grant Gutierrez will present his PhD thesis: Navigating Acceptable Risk: Environmental Justice and the Politics of Ecological Improvement in Puget Sound.

Softly poised but packing a wallop, this potent 1960s French abortion drama feels all too current.