"Personalizing Mass Incarceration: Exploring American Justice and Injustice"

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

Dartmouth college is calling on Students and Faculty that care about climate change to submit a sculpture or a proposal for our FIRST Biennale! Applications due, May 6th

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.

Dartmouth college is calling on Students and Faculty that care about climate change to submit a sculpture or a proposal for our FIRST Biennale! Applications due, May 6th

Dartmouth college is calling on Students and Faculty that care about climate change to submit a sculpture or a proposal for our FIRST Biennale! Applications due, May 6th

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

A timeless piece of music where precepts of time and space are conjured.

What is within the beyond? "TechniTerra: A Sonic Transmission," is an immersive exploration of this inquiry.

A springtime block party welcoming students and the wider Hanover and Upper Valley communities with performances ranging from R&B to neo-soul to hip-hop to DC's own go-go music.