The Associate Director of the Leslie Center traveled to Washington DC as a representative of the humanities and an advocate for the continued funding of humanities research, teaching, and programming.

Please enjoy a message and video from New Hampshire Humanities Executive Director Anthony Poore regarding how NHH is working to create and share quality humanities content while weathering the current storm.

The Leslie Center will be supporting the humanities at Dartmouth remotely for the 2020 spring term.

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.

Enrollment is now open for two new team-taught courses, HUM 3.01, "Humanity by Design: City, Cinema, Self" and HUM 3.04 "Through Others' Eyes: Muslims and Christians after Charlemagne."

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.

The Leslie Center for the Humanities is Sponsoring internships with the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

Author Isabella Hammad will read from her acclaimed debut novel, The Parisian (2019, Grove Press) for the Dartmouth community.

Artist and activist LaToya Ruby Frazier will present her lecture, "Arts as Transformation, Using Photography for Social Change."