A new exhibit in the Baker-Berry Library at Dartmouth, Tibetan and Himalayan Lifeworlds, provides a window onto the unique culture and environment of the ‘Roof of the World.’

Offering courses with wide variety of subject matter to the Dartmouth and Upper Valley community.

An exhibit on display in the Class of 1965 Galleries at Rauner Special Collections Library and curated by Hannah Chung, the Edward Connery Lathem '51 Special Collections Fellow

Mary Gerakaris attempts to share the mystery and beauty around us in both natural and manmade objects

Come to campus, you’re going to love it! The best way to satisfy your curiosity about learning and living at Dartmouth is to visit. On most days, we offer several options and we look forward to your participation in our programming.

***Being Rescheduled to Spring Term, new date TBD *** A faculty development workshop sponsored by the Institute for Writing and Rhetoric. Presenter: Nick Van Kley.

5 workshops: Best Practices in Student Led Publishing at Dartmouth; Copyrights and Author Rights; Deciding What to Publish; Individual Consultation; Celebrate! Funder: DCAL ELI

Astrophysicist Adam Frank explores how questions related to developing a sustainable human civilization can be cast in terms of astrobiology.

Peter Rousmaniere takes a hard look at immigration in America today and details what we need to know in order to forge a coherent policy for the future.

How would you spend $10K? Interested in finding out how you can turn your “big idea” into a reality? Come learn how three Stamps Scholars spent $10,000 – and how you might be next!