"Truth and Lies" seeks to dispel colonial conceptions of Native Americans by exposing invasive practices that settler populations employed to create these inaccurate portrayals.

In her novels, Barakat explores the external and internal borders individuals and communities erect. This talk continues her work of transcending boundaries.

An introductory tour of the exhibition "¡Printing the Revolution! The Rise and Impact of Chicano Graphics, 1965 to Now."

Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1962 “Towards Freedom” Speech at Dartmouth College. Same time. Same place. Same message.

Writer and journalist George Black will present a lecture based on his new book, "The Long Reckoning," a story of war, peace and redemption in Vietnam.

Professor Shobana Shankar, Stony Brook University, will present a lecture titled "Historicizing Race and Caste: Africanist Perspectives in an India-Centric Field."

Join us on Tuesday, May 9 for the final event in the Conversations on South Asia series for a discussion of Empires of Complaints by Robert Travers.

Jorge Sánchez and Camilo Godoy will present on the ethics and erotics of queer friendship and art from an intersectional Latinx perspective.

Please join the Department of History for this year's history honors thesis presentations, April 19-26, 2023.

Please join the Department of History for this year's history honors thesis presentations, April 19-26, 2023.