To celebrate Disability Pride Month, join colleagues in DCAL for a lunch screening of the documentary Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution with a short discussion to follow.

Artist-in-Residence Salon

Keanu Reeves learns kung fu to take on Hugo Weaving and his digital henchmen in this 1999 cyber thriller about the threats and possibilities of an increasingly virtual world.

An immersive solo show about fame, the attention economy and babyccinos—a drink you probably didn't know existed but won't be able to forget.

Two Latina mothers form a bond. Can it withstand the differences that divide them?

Meet one-on-one with an undergraduate tutor to discuss a class paper, research project, application, or other writing project. Schedule an appointment through WCOnline.

The original cast reunites for this live theater capture of Anaïs Mitchell's Tony-winning musical, partly developed at Dartmouth with the New York Theater Workshop.

Join us every Monday morning from 8-8:45 am in Rollins Chapel.

What can poets learn from filmmakers, and what can filmmakers learn from poets?

Meet one-on-one with an undergraduate tutor to discuss a class paper, research project, application, or other writing project. Schedule an appointment through WCOnline.