Gandelsman is joined by Dartmouth alum Kojiro Umezaki for the performance of his work "Breathe," as part of the anthology.

Johnny Gandelsman in Conversation - Music and Our American Moment Co-presented with Vermont Public and hosted by Vermont Edition's Mikaela Lefrak. Free but tickets are required.

Unearth untold stories of postcolonial struggles in Ali Raza's "Revolutionary Pasts" at Dartmouth College's South Asia Series, exploring Colonial India's communist movement.

David Lynch's neo-noir fever dream follows a young actress (Naomi Watts) who falls for a mysterious woman while trying to break into Hollywood. Presented in 35mm

Music that sways between cultures and continents, featuring a body of deeply personal Ethio-Jazz songs.

Hayao Miyazaki delivers the perfect coda to his illustrious career with a stunning animated adventure starring a grieving teen searching for his mother in a magical world.

Chinese language students at Dartmouth are invited to practice their language skills over tea on Friday afternoons at the Chinese Language House Living Learning Community.

The Dartmouth Political Union welcomes Ussama Makdisi, Rachel Fish, Khaled Elgind, and Guy Ziv for a panel on the Israel-Hamas War and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Michael Hartman, Jonathan Little Cohen Associate Curator of American Art, will introduce the exhibition "Liquidity: Art, Commodities, and Water."

Atifete Jahjaga served as the fourth, and the first woman, president of the Republic of Kosovo. She is the youngest female world leader to be elected to the highest office.