The Hop brings spring cinematic stories straight to your home all month. Four weeks of 24/7 access films. Free for Dartmouth students and Hop members!

Rocky Mini-Grants is a great source of funding for all types of virtual conferences and on-campus events.

Dorothee Kern

An audio theatre experience for families to do in their homes together.

“The Conservative and Progressive Channels of Student Activism”

The Department of History is pleased to present Class of 2021 honors thesis presentations.

Dorothy Wang will talk about Pamela Lu's _Pamela: A Novel_

LA community groups discuss policing as part of the "Crossroads: Intersections of Los Angeles' Energy, Environmental, Housing, and Racial Justice Movements" series.

Join us for a closer look at teaching during the pandemic as we delve into the themes and insights that have emerged from initial discussions.

Thursday, April 22, 2021 4:30pm-6:00pm (EDT) Kim Fortun, Professor and Department Chair in the University of California Irvine's Department of Anthropology Registration Required