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20
Aug

Read Me Again Ishmael: Another Moby-Dick-athon

All day
Listen to—and help the Summer Tomes '26 cohort read aloud—Herman Melville’s very long, very strange novel of monomania, monstrosity, manly handholding, and nautical info dumping
20
Aug

Lecture: "Encounters: Between Art and the Politics of Curation"

12 pm - 2 pm
Ugochukwu-Smooth Nzewi, Curator, Museum of Modern Art, New York, will offer a lecture entitled "Encounters: Between Art and the Politics of Curation"
20
Aug

Israel's 2026: What to Expect

4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Jewish Studies Professor Yair Wallach
21
Aug

Read Me Again Ishmael: Another Moby-Dick-athon

All day
Listen to—and help the Summer Tomes '26 cohort read aloud—Herman Melville’s very long, very strange novel of monomania, monstrosity, manly handholding, and nautical info dumping
10
Sep

New Student Open House Fall 2026 - The Department of History

10 am - 11 am
History faculty and students welcome new students!
14
Sep

Community Lunch

11:30 am - 2:00 pm
The President's Office invites all members of the Dartmouth community to join President Beilock for a cook-out on the Green from 11:30am – 2:00pm.
17
Sep

Native American Program Welcome Back Dinner

6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Come enjoy food from Trail Break, see your friends, meet the first year students and NAP staff,
23
Sep

On Burke's Conservatism with Greg Collins, Yale Univeristy

5 pm - 6 pm
Join us for a program with Greg Collins, Lecturer in Ethics, Politics and Economics at Yale University. Hosted by the Political Economy Project.
25
Sep

DR. ALLEN W. ROOT DISTINGUISHED CONTEMPORARY ART LECTURESHIP

5 pm - 6 pm
Join artist Barbara Takenaga as she discusses the influences and ideas that have informed her practice over the last five decades.
26
Sep

COMMUNITY DAY

1 pm - 4 pm
Step into the world of "Stone, Sand, and Clay" for a lively afternoon making art inspired by ancient cultures. Free and for all ages!
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