Pieter Judson, Dept. of History, European University Institute, will deliver a lecture on nationalism and democracy in post World War I Eastern Europe.

Join us for Srirupa Roy's "The Political Outsider," which explores how the political outsider emerged in Indian democracy, connecting curative democracy to contemporary populism.

Join us for a 2024 Election Speaker Series event featuring Professor Anita Hill.

The Spring Term internship funding application deadline is February 12 at 11:59 PM (EDT)

This riveting Cold War-era historical rollercoaster centers on "jazz ambassador" Louis Armstrong's trip to Congo to deflect attention from a CIA-backed coup.

Dr. Zed Zha will speak about the deep roots of medical racism, its ongoing impact on Black health inequities, and the urgent need to break this centuries-old cycle.

Please join the English and Creative Writing Department for a talk by Jonathan Schroeder (RISD) about John Swanson Jacobs's long lost autobiographical enslavement narrative.

Explore a curated selection of treasures from Dartmouth's rare books, manuscripts, and archival collections.

A public lecture by Susanna Elm, University of California, Berkeley. Presented by the Religion Department's Hardigg Family Fund.

Join us for Martin Saxer's "Places in Knots," which shows how migration strengthens community ties in the Himalayas, enhancing rather than breaking connections.