Glenn Bracey II (Villanova), Terrence Johnson (Harvard University), Shaontà Allen (Dartmouth College)

An analysis of two monumental works from vastly different cultures and historical periods. Sponsored by the Dept. of Asian Societies, Cultures, and Languages.

Ariella Azoulay will present her talk "The Jewelers of Ummah: A Potential History of the Jewish Muslim World" on Nov. 7 at 4:30pm.

This workshop is intended to bring together philosophers who have worked on developing the neo-pragmatist approach and applying it to a variety of issues, in metaethics and beyond.

The Handel Society of Dartmouth College will perform Ein deutsches Requiem, A German Requiem by composer Johannes Brahms.

Exciting new works for reed quintet from composers across the Americas, plus an electrifying arrangement of Gershwin's 'Rhapsody in Blue' to celebrate the work's centennial.

This workshop is intended to bring together philosophers who have worked on developing the neo-pragmatist approach and applying it to a variety of issues, in metaethics and beyond.

A night of music from Music Department faculty and student jazz combos.

Prof. Jamille Pinheiro Dias' comparative analysis of two short films concerning monoculture crops and Indigenous responses to Anthropocene Violence through Multi-Species Resistance

Philosophy's annual Francis W. Gramlich Lecture presents Huw Price, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and an Emeritus Fellow of Trinity College