Come to campus, you’re going to love it! The best way to satisfy your curiosity about learning and living at Dartmouth is to visit. On most days, we offer several options and we look forward to your participation in our programming.

Osher at Dartmouth's art gallery features the work of six photographers: Anne Baird, Janice Fischel, Nora Gould, John Lehet, Li Shen, and Tom Urgo.

This thrilling journey through the St. Petersburg museum’s tumultuous history—from imperial palace to state museum—explores exclusive areas that remain hidden from the public eye.

Hugh Beach, Niels Einarsson, and Astrid Ogilvie discuss the role of multidisciplinary research and international collaboration for sustainability. Ross Virginia, moderator.

Come to campus, you’re going to love it! The best way to satisfy your curiosity about learning and living at Dartmouth is to visit. On most days, we offer several options and we look forward to your participation in our programming.

Osher at Dartmouth's art gallery features the work of six photographers: Anne Baird, Janice Fischel, Nora Gould, John Lehet, Li Shen, and Tom Urgo.

Sophie Scholl left her classes to secretly distribute pamphlets against Adolf Hitler; eleven-year-old Malala Yousafzai lived amidst the Taliban while blogging about their brutality. Anthropologist Brian Palmer is haunted by such individuals who risk everything for a more humane society. He gathers wisdom from heroic lives and applies it to everyday questions of surviving as an idealist in an unforgiving world. What can our bravest contemporaries and fallen friends teach us about how to live?

What's the Big Idea?" (WBI), is an informal talk series to introduce faculty across campus to each other as well to some of the ideas that are being tackled across campus.

Fall term begins

Summer term ends