Join us for a conversation with artists Karla Rosas & Yehimi Cambrón on intergenerational skill-making knowledges and on the embodied practices of fabric making.

Two Māori teens rebel against their strict school for delinquent girls in this compelling coming-of-age story set in 1950s New Zealand.

Join the Department of History for #LaborSpring 2025: a conversation about organizing on campus and beyond in the age of Trump. Featuring: Brett Story (Dir. Union) SWCD+GOLD+DCLWU.

Join Ilyon Woo, the 2024 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Biography, at the closing public event for "Unshackled Lives: American Biographies of Enslavement and Liberation."

Pre-register for a series of scholarly panels to mark the centennial of the Dartmouth Department of Biography.

A group of current and former Amazon workers in New York City's Staten Island challenges one of the world's largest companies in a unionization battle.

Join acclaimed biographers Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina and David Waldstreicher for the opening public event of "Unshackled Lives: American Biographies of Enslavement and Liberation."

The Department of History welcomes leading scholars to campus this May, to discuss public history, queer lives, new discoveries and the curious history of Dartmouth Life Writing.

April 28 at 5 pm in Rocky 1. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project and the Department of History.

The Department of History welcomes Pamela Nogales (University of Chicago), to give a lecture on the "Social Question in the 19th Century"