Professor Udi Greenberg (History) discusses his new book "The End of the Schism".

Join the Fellowships Office to learn about the Boren Awards, Critical Language Scholarship (CLS), and Gilman Scholarship. Register on Dartmouth Groups!

Join us for a discussion of Omer Aijazi's Atmospheric Violence, exploring how communities in Kashmir sustain life amidst disaster and conflict.

Explore the history of this art form as viewed through rare books, and then venture into the field with us to try it! No experience necessary.

Kevin Evers, an editor at Harvard Business Review, will discuss his new book: "There's Nothing Like This: The Strategic Genius of Taylor Swift."

Join us for "Making the Best of a Flawed Constitution: Lincoln, Majority Rule, and Slavery", a Constitution Day conversation with Professor James Read.

“Making the Best of a Flawed Constitution: Lincoln, Majority Rule, and Slavery,” the 2025 Constitution Day Lecture. Sept 19 at 11:30 am in 1930 Room

Professor Antoine Lilti (CRH-EHESS Director of studies at the College de France) will give a lecture on the legacy of the Enlightenment in modern science, culture and politics.

A Conversation with Agnieszka Pasieka, author of Living Right, with Smriti Upadhyay, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Udi Greenberg, Associate Professor of History.

Stop by the Hanover Inn to connect in person with a wide range of top employers from a variety of industries excited to meet Dartmouth students. Register in Handshake today!