The Dartmouth Conversations: Antiracism and The Humanities Series presents "The Antiracist Syllabus Workshop" with Dr. Raul Palma (Ithaca College), Tuesday, November 17th at 4:00pm.

The Leslie Center for the Humanities celebrates publications by Dartmouth Faculty in the Arts and Humanities.

In celebration of Earth Day, WRIF is inviting Upper Valley residents and their families, friends, and colleagues to screen EARTH, a documentary film by Nikolaus Geyhalter.

CCS brings us another set of brief conversations with two cartoonists to help us through these breathtaking days (low-tech, high-heart, and under 10 minutes).

German-American author and illustrator Nora Krug discusses her acclaimed graphic memoir, Belonging: A German Reckons with History and Home.

Join us for lunch Friday, March 6th, with playwright Celeste Jennings '18, author of the choreopoem "Citrus", now playing at Northern Stage. She will be joined by the production's Assistant Director, Lexi Warden '21.

Editors Genevieve Aoki, Andrew Beck and Amy Davis-Poynter will present a talk on academic publishing Monday, February 24th.

Award-winning science journalist Peter Brannen will present his lecture, "Putting the Anthropocene in Context: Global Catastrophes in Deep Time", Thursday, February 13th.

Michael K. Bourdaghs of the University of Chicago will present the 2019 Hoffman Lecture, Thursday, October 17th at 5:00pm in Rockefeller 003.

Andrea Tarnowksi spoke to the importance of stories at the 2019 New Hampshire Humanities Dinner, Thursday, October 10th.