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2023 Humanities Institute, "Affective Currents"

March 22, 2023

The 2023 Leslie Center for the Humanities Institute is "Affective Currents: Moving the Environmental Humanities", Monday, April 3-Wednesday, May 31.
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Poetry Reading with Caleb Luna

March 21, 2023

Crip Futures: Disability Culture at Dartmouth College presents a poetry reading with artist and public scholar Caleb Luna, April 6, 2023.
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Multilingual Free Exchange Library

March 21, 2023

The Leslie Center will soon begin hosting a Multilingual Free Exchange Library that celebrates and reflects Dartmouth's linguistic diversity.
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Media Forensics Symposium

March 9, 2023

The Media Forensics online symposium will be held Friday March 10 and Saturday March 11, 2023.
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Sensing Anthropocene Stories in Italian Landscapes

March 2, 2023

The Anthropocene Group presents Professor Andrew Mathews' lecture on Tuesday, March 7, 2023 at 4:30 pm (EST) in 105 Dartmouth Hall.
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  Virtual Webinar
  
  Join us for Lanzillo's Pious Labor, exploring how Indian Muslim artisans linked their religion to work amid industrial changes, highlighting their cultural agency and perspectives.
- Oct 16
  
  Dissidence and Democracy in Russia: A Work in Progress
  
  Cook Auditorium, Murdough Center
  
  Russian dissidents, including recently released Pulitzer Prize winner Vladimir Kara-Murza, discuss their efforts, challenges, and hopes for the future of democracy in Russia.
- Oct 16
  
  Somi
  
  Rollins Chapel
  
  "Serious and seductive," (NYT) the vocalist blends jazz, African rhythms and poignant storytelling. Let her breathtaking voice be your guide.
- Oct 17
  
  Masterclass: Gene Perla, double bass
  
  Sudikoff 045
  
  Jazz bass legend Gene Perla presents a masterclass for Dartmouth students on bass performance, jazz, and music business.
- Oct 17
  
  Gene Perla, double bass
  
  East Reading Room, Baker-Berry Library
  
  A free concert with jazz bass legend Gene Perla, joined by Dartmouth faculty Michael Zsoldos (saxophone), Tim Sessions (trombone), and Jesse Taitt (piano).
- Oct 17
  
  Basic Premiere Workshops
  
  Visual Arts Center Room 109
  
  The Film & Media Studies Department is now offering production workshops in the Digital Lab.
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Conversations on South Asia: Pious Labor

Virtual Webinar

Join us for Lanzillo's Pious Labor, exploring how Indian Muslim artisans linked their religion to work amid industrial changes, highlighting their cultural agency and perspectives.

Dissidence and Democracy in Russia: A Work in Progress

Cook Auditorium, Murdough Center

Russian dissidents, including recently released Pulitzer Prize winner Vladimir Kara-Murza, discuss their efforts, challenges, and hopes for the future of democracy in Russia.

Somi

Rollins Chapel

"Serious and seductive," (NYT) the vocalist blends jazz, African rhythms and poignant storytelling. Let her breathtaking voice be your guide.

Masterclass: Gene Perla, double bass

Sudikoff 045

Jazz bass legend Gene Perla presents a masterclass for Dartmouth students on bass performance, jazz, and music business.

Gene Perla, double bass

East Reading Room, Baker-Berry Library

A free concert with jazz bass legend Gene Perla, joined by Dartmouth faculty Michael Zsoldos (saxophone), Tim Sessions (trombone), and Jesse Taitt (piano).

Basic Premiere Workshops

Visual Arts Center Room 109

The Film & Media Studies Department is now offering production workshops in the Digital Lab.

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Virtual Webinar

Join us for Lanzillo's Pious Labor, exploring how Indian Muslim artisans linked their religion to work amid industrial changes, highlighting their cultural agency and perspectives.

Cook Auditorium, Murdough Center

Russian dissidents, including recently released Pulitzer Prize winner Vladimir Kara-Murza, discuss their efforts, challenges, and hopes for the future of democracy in Russia.

Rollins Chapel

"Serious and seductive," (NYT) the vocalist blends jazz, African rhythms and poignant storytelling. Let her breathtaking voice be your guide.

Sudikoff 045

Jazz bass legend Gene Perla presents a masterclass for Dartmouth students on bass performance, jazz, and music business.

East Reading Room, Baker-Berry Library

A free concert with jazz bass legend Gene Perla, joined by Dartmouth faculty Michael Zsoldos (saxophone), Tim Sessions (trombone), and Jesse Taitt (piano).

Visual Arts Center Room 109

The Film & Media Studies Department is now offering production workshops in the Digital Lab.

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