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Congrats to Katie Clayton '18 and Kyoung Rhee '21

March 25, 2021

Government students receive the Graduate Research Fellowship Award in 2021
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New Faculty Bring Wide-Ranging Talent, Knowledge to Dartmouth

February 23, 2021

A cohort of teacher-scholars joined the Dartmouth community this academic year.
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Prof. Brendan Nyhan Quoted in 'USA Today'

February 15, 2021

Google's YouTube is still recommending extremist and white supremacist videos to viewers already susceptible to racial hatred, a new report found.
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Kudos: Excellence in Music, Government, Russian, and More

February 11, 2021

Dartmouth faculty, students, and staff are recognized for their achievements.
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Dartmouth NEXT: A New Virtual Forum for Big Ideas

February 8, 2021

Programming geared to global audience showcases faculty, alumni, and parent expertise.
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- Apr 30
  
  Taiwan and Beyond: Navigating U.S.-China Relations in Trump’s Second Term
  
  Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)
  
  Randall Schriver will be in conversation with Professor Benjamin Valentino for a discussion on recent developments and what lies ahead for relations between the U.S. and China.
- May 01
  
  Legacies of Empire: Israel, Palestine, and the Quest for a Just Peace
  
  Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)
  
  Professors Derek Penslar and Yael Berda will discuss whether Zionism is a colonial movement, exploring settler colonialism and post-colonial legacies in Israel, India, and Cyprus.
- May 01
  
  Meir Kohn (Economics), "Managers and Entrepreneurs"
  
  Room 001, Rockefeller Center
  
  This is the sixth and last in a series of talks by Prof. Kohn (Economics) in a year-long Lecture Series sponsored by the Political Economy Project. Rocky 1 at 6 pm.
- May 06
  
  Brooke Harrington (Sociology), "Trump's Broligarchy"
  
  Moore Hall B03
  
  May 6 at 4:30 pm in Moore B03. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project and the Department of Sociology.
- May 06
  
  Lecture on Inequality, Discrimination, and Opportunity
  
  Room 003, Rockefeller Center
  
  "The Causes and Consequences of Discrimination: Lessons from (and for) Economics" - Desmond Ang, Harvard Kennedy School
- May 07
  
  Joshua Tait (Wilson Center), "Conservative Thought From Buckley to Trump"
  
  Room 003, Rockefeller Center
  
  May 7 at 5 pm in Rocky 3. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project
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Congrats to Katie Clayton '18 and Kyoung Rhee '21

New Faculty Bring Wide-Ranging Talent, Knowledge to Dartmouth

Prof. Brendan Nyhan Quoted in 'USA Today'

Kudos: Excellence in Music, Government, Russian, and More

Dartmouth NEXT: A New Virtual Forum for Big Ideas

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Events

Taiwan and Beyond: Navigating U.S.-China Relations in Trump’s Second Term

Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)

Randall Schriver will be in conversation with Professor Benjamin Valentino for a discussion on recent developments and what lies ahead for relations between the U.S. and China.

Legacies of Empire: Israel, Palestine, and the Quest for a Just Peace

Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)

Professors Derek Penslar and Yael Berda will discuss whether Zionism is a colonial movement, exploring settler colonialism and post-colonial legacies in Israel, India, and Cyprus.

Meir Kohn (Economics), "Managers and Entrepreneurs"

Room 001, Rockefeller Center

This is the sixth and last in a series of talks by Prof. Kohn (Economics) in a year-long Lecture Series sponsored by the Political Economy Project. Rocky 1 at 6 pm.

Brooke Harrington (Sociology), "Trump's Broligarchy"

Moore Hall B03

May 6 at 4:30 pm in Moore B03. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project and the Department of Sociology.

Lecture on Inequality, Discrimination, and Opportunity

Room 003, Rockefeller Center

"The Causes and Consequences of Discrimination: Lessons from (and for) Economics" - Desmond Ang, Harvard Kennedy School

Joshua Tait (Wilson Center), "Conservative Thought From Buckley to Trump"

Room 003, Rockefeller Center

May 7 at 5 pm in Rocky 3. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project