The Law and Ethics fellowship program is a two-term program taking place over Winter 2020 and Spring 2020. This year's theme is at the intersection of ethics, law and science.

Celebrating Dartmouth's 250th Anniversary - Runs until December 18

Rauner Special Collections Library exhibit about the early 20th-century British craftsmen Sangorski & Sutcliffe's luxury bookbindings. Curated by Eric Esau & on display 9/9-11/15.

11/6/19 Keith Knutson, PhD Host: Chares Sentman “Neoantigen-Based Vaccines for the Treatment and Prevention of Cancer” Professor of Immunology Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, FL

"Healing and Art"

Proposals due on Monday by noon for this meeting.

Winston is a black lab who is a certified Therapy Dog of Vermont. He comes to House Center B (the Cube) every Wednesday from 3:30 - 4:30pm

Graduate students are invited to participate in a hands-on planning activity and attend a brief presentation about the master plan that is under development.

Join the German Club to hear from Dartmouth alum Abigail Hartley, who moved to Washington DC where she currently works as a social media producer for the Holocaust Museum.

A feature-length documentary film telling the story of the distinguished circle that settled along the Connecticut River in the foothills of Mount Ascutney during the Gilded Age.