Tolokonnikova, an original member of Pussy Riot, will discuss her history of activism against Vladimir Putin’s regime and her continuing fight for human rights.

Lucas Pinheiro (PEP Postdoctoral Fellow in Government) will discuss the changing face of the factory today. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project, free and open to the public.

Slavoj Žižek (1:30-3pm), Sam Weber (10:45-12:30pm), Kenneth Reinhard and Simon Critchley (3:30-5pm); Roundtable: "Clinic of Covid" (9-10:30am) All events in Filene.

Day 3 of symposium on love and loss during a time of plagues. George Yancy 5PM Also: Nancy Fraser, Rebecca Comay, Emily Apter, Don Pease, Slavoj Zizek "Undocumented Grief" RT

DAY 2 of interdisciplinary symposium: Arlene Saxonhouse, Alenka Zupančič, Todd McGowan, Eric Santner, Stathis Gourgouris, Johanna Hanink, Andrea Nightingale, Jed Dobson, Yi Wu.

Day 1 of 4: -The Dartmouth Institute: Researchers present work on COVID (11:45-3P) -Art & Activism: Dartmouth students share their experiences of the pandemic and advocacy. (3-7P)

An evening with creator and author Nikole Hannah-Jones, joined by Dartmouth artists and faculty.

Former NH Secy. of State Bill Gardner delivers the Perkins Bass Distinguished Lecture, "The Administration of Elections and their Impact on American Democracy". Linda Fowler hosts.

STEVEN PINKER asks the big questions about human progress—and sets out, in public, to answer them.

The exhibition will be displayed at DHMC from April 11th through May 10th, 2022