A two-day gathering of world-renowned scientists and humanists in discussion of our collective future. Details and registration at ice.dartmouth.edu.

Spring term ends

An original work following three generations of a Taiwanese-American family in a journey from the 1960s to the present day as they navigate what it means to be an American.

Until the world fully re-opens, Hop Film continues transporting audiences with new stories set in distant lands. Free for Dartmouth students and Hop members!

Session 4: What does dignity mean under human rights law when a state sterilizes individuals with

Children of the Dream: Why School Integration Works - Rucker C. Johnson, University of California at Berkeley.

Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni in Conversation with Eman Shaban Morsi

Historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat will give a talk on the topic of her book, "Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present" (2020).

New Hampshire Superior Court Chief Justice delivers the Perkins Bass Distinguished Lecture. Hosted by Ronald G. Shaiko.

Dartmouth Alumni on Pursuing Racial and Social Justice in Your Career