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Video: Linda Fowler and Jennifer Miller on Biden's First Days in Office

January 26, 2021

The faculty members explain the challenges Biden faces in his presidency.
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Professors Say Political Leaders Must Confront Capitol Attack

January 19, 2021

John Carey and Brendan Nyhan: Impeachment trial will force a debate on democracy itself.
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Video: John Carey on the Attack on the U.S. Capitol

January 8, 2021

The professor discusses the continued election unrest.
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Ezzedine Fishere Takes Students to the Middle East—Virtually

December 15, 2020

Remote classes enable the region's leading activists, politicians, and writers to drop in.
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Prof. Nyhan discusses "How to Build Trust in Vaccines"

December 15, 2020

"Stopping COVID-19 could be our next great accomplishment if we can build and maintain public faith in vaccines while limiting the politicization and misinformation that afflict so many other topics in our lives."
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  Syed will first present a new adversarial reasoning technique combining the capabilities of a symbolic model checker and a cryptographic protocol verifier...
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  Doug Irwin (Economics), How Economic Ideas Led to Globalization--Sept 20 at 5
  
  Silsby Hall 28
  
  If the global community became more integrated than ever before in the aftermath of World War II, that is in no small measure due to the influence of economic ideas.
- Sep 20
  
  The Science of the Constitution: The Supreme Court & a Practice of Disagreement
  
  Filene Auditorium, Moore Building
  
  Sonu Bedi, Professor of Government, delivers the 2021 Constitution Day lecture. Hosted by Julie Rose, Associate Professor of Government. PLEASE NOTE VENUE CHANGE.
- Sep 21
  
  International Economics Seminar
  
  Virtual (Local attendees can meet in Franz II in Tuck)
  
  Presenter: Eunhee Lee (Maryland)
- Sep 24
  
  Noam Chomsky: Dissidence and Freedom
  
  dartgo.org/chomsky
  
  Join the Dartmouth Political Union in welcoming legendary linguist, political activist and philosopher, Noam Chomsky.
- Sep 27
  
  Ambassador Lewis M. Eisenberg '64: From Dartmouth to Wall Street to Rome
  
  Filene Auditorium, Moore Building
  
  Lewis M. Eisenberg discusses the paths he took to become the Ambassador to Italy and San Marino (2017-2021). Hosted by Jason Barabas, Director of the Rockefeller Center.
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Video: Linda Fowler and Jennifer Miller on Biden's First Days in Office

Professors Say Political Leaders Must Confront Capitol Attack

Video: John Carey on the Attack on the U.S. Capitol

Ezzedine Fishere Takes Students to the Middle East—Virtually

Prof. Nyhan discusses "How to Build Trust in Vaccines"

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Events

Building Security and Privacy of Complex Networks and Systems from the Ground Up

Silsby Hall 28

Syed will first present a new adversarial reasoning technique combining the capabilities of a symbolic model checker and a cryptographic protocol verifier...

Doug Irwin (Economics), How Economic Ideas Led to Globalization--Sept 20 at 5

Silsby Hall 28

If the global community became more integrated than ever before in the aftermath of World War II, that is in no small measure due to the influence of economic ideas.

The Science of the Constitution: The Supreme Court & a Practice of Disagreement

Filene Auditorium, Moore Building

Sonu Bedi, Professor of Government, delivers the 2021 Constitution Day lecture. Hosted by Julie Rose, Associate Professor of Government. PLEASE NOTE VENUE CHANGE.

International Economics Seminar

Virtual (Local attendees can meet in Franz II in Tuck)

Presenter: Eunhee Lee (Maryland)

Noam Chomsky: Dissidence and Freedom

dartgo.org/chomsky

Join the Dartmouth Political Union in welcoming legendary linguist, political activist and philosopher, Noam Chomsky.

Ambassador Lewis M. Eisenberg '64: From Dartmouth to Wall Street to Rome

Filene Auditorium, Moore Building

Lewis M. Eisenberg discusses the paths he took to become the Ambassador to Italy and San Marino (2017-2021). Hosted by Jason Barabas, Director of the Rockefeller Center.