Spencer Mancuso '25 will discuss Dartmouth's drinking mythology and culture. Thomas Corrado '25 will discuss the history of food inclusivity and food injustice at Dartmouth.

Emilie Bowerman '23 and Molly Lester, US Naval Academy, will discuss Bowerman's award-winning honors thesis. An info session for the 2024-25 Honors Program in History will follow.

In this event, we will explore Akshya Saxena's journey through 3 centuries of English in India, challenging norms & revealing its impact on postcolonial democracies and resistance.

We'll explore the immediate and long-term consequences of the historic Turkish decision to close the doors on the thirteen centuries old institution of the Caliphate.

Unearth untold stories of postcolonial struggles in Ali Raza's "Revolutionary Pasts" at Dartmouth College's South Asia Series, exploring Colonial India's communist movement.

Students are invited to drop-in and join Guarini Institute staff and Student Alumni Mentors for an application workshop! Food and guidance will be provided.

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.

An informal talk by Edward Miller, Associate Professor of History and Asian Studies at Dartmouth College.

A public lecture by Abidin Kusno, Professor at the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change, York University, Toronto. Sponsored by the Kwak Family Fund at Dartmouth College.

A public lecture with historian of modern Japan Andrew Levidis, from the Australia–Japan Research Centre at Australian National University