Former Congresswoman Cheney will deliver “An Oath to Defend Democracy,” the keynote address of The Democracy Summit.

A sunny outdoor welcome back with tea, hot chocolate, fire pits, and smores at the DOC House - 10 Hilton Field Lane.

The graduating vocalist presents a culminating solo recital.

You will be guided through the ancient practice of yoga nidra: a deeply restful and rejuvenating sleep-like meditation. A prompt for written reflection will be provided.

***Due to inclement weather, this event has been canceled.***

Professor Domosh will speak about her recently published book, Disturbing Development in the Jim Crow South, and the research process that led her to write it.

The Roundtable was founded by Dr. K. Bailey Thomas, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Philosophy at Dartmouth. Registration is required.

The choral society fills the air with Carl Orff's exuberant "Carmina Burana" for two pianos and percussion. Filippo Ciabatti, director

Student jazz combos in MUS 50.3 (Performance Lab in Jazz Improvisation) present their work.

"The City Unbeautiful: The Planned Destruction of the Black Educational Landscape in Jim Crow Washington"