Join us for a discussion on teaching in times of trauma in light of recent tragedies in the Dartmouth community amid the ongoing collective trauma of recent years.

Every Friday of Fall Term, join us from 1:00-1:10pm ET via Zoom A perfect opportunity to reboot with 10-minutes of mindfulness! Open to students, faculty, and staff.

"A Fighting Tradition: Dartmouth in American Wars" uses archival collections to explore the college's historic involvement in the United States’ major conflicts.

This electrifying show from the daring British group traverses multiple genres, including a wide range of classical music to African and Danish folk songs.

From Cairo is an award-winning documentary about the lives of young women in Cairo today. Heba and Aya, two single women face their fears and dare to go after their dreams.

Egyptian filmmaker Hala Galal (in person!) presents this portrait of resilience as two single women in Cairo pursue their passion for art and find their voices.

This in-gallery workshop fuses explorations of works of art with fun and meaningful expressive writing exercises.

A Gentle — low to mid intensity — hatha yoga session involving synchronous breath work and asana practice, designed to help you feel balanced and reinvigorated. All levels.

A public lecture by William Chester Jordan, Princeton. Presented by the James and David Orr Memorial Lectures on Culture and Religion

Join the Department of History for a teach-in with Professor Golnar Nikpour.