With a focus on music as community-building, engage with both world-renowned musicians and student performers in intimate and interactive performances.

The Anthropocene Group and the Leslie Center for the Humanities invite you to a lecture by Professor Carolyn Fornoff.

With a focus on music as community-building, engage with both world-renowned musicians and student performers in intimate and interactive performances.

Sponsored by The Japan Foundation (New York), Iowa International Programs, Dartmouth College’s Leslie Center for the Humanities, Comparative Literature Program, & ASCL.

The Leslie Center for the Humanities, the program in Comparative Literature, and the Department of French and Italian are pleased to welcome Prf. Berger, as well as the wider Dartmouth community, to a lecture titled: A Topolitics of Safe Space.

A public lecture by Tracey Hucks, Harvard Divinity School. Part of the Religion Department's Forum on Race & Religion series.

"Personalizing Mass Incarceration: Exploring American Justice and Injustice"

The graduating music major presents a culminating recital. With Stephanie Rogers, piano.

Inupiaq poet Joan Kane will read from her work. Learn more about her at https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/joan-kane

Novelists Saskya Jain and Christopher Kloeble in Conversation about their New Books