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Epic in scope, intimate in execution, Ridley Scott presents a thrilling, surprisingly funny account of the rise and fall of the infamous French Emperor (Joaquin Phoenix).

Author Stuart Reid '08 talks about his recently published book about the U.S.-sanctioned plot to assassinate the democratically elected leader of the newly independent Congo.

In this event, Subho Basu will delve into Bengali nationalism in 1950s-60s East Pakistan amid global politics and local dynamics, shaping the 1969 revolution and 1971 liberation.

Students are invited to an informational session on study away programs. We will review different types of programs, the application process, and have time to answer questions.

Wed., Jan. 10 at 4:30 pm in Rocky 2. Co-sponsored, Political Economy Project and Rockefeller Center for Public Policy.    Free books to the first 20 Dartmouth students present.

"West Africa: Light from a Golden Age in Times Less Luminous," public lecture by Dr. Michael Gomez Silver Professor of History and Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies at NYU

Join an information session on the History Department's London Foreign Study Program, to learn about studying history at the University College of London! Dinner provided.

Learn about the History Foreign Study Program in London. Dinner provided!

The Dickey Center welcomes students, faculty, and staff to an Open House event to learn more about spring and summer internship opportunities.