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Africa Week Celebrations Return Starting May 6

The Beyond Borders theme highlights diversity of African culture, art, and societies.

Students at 2023 Africa Week

Living With the Ghosts of War

In his new memoir, professor Tarek El-Ariss revisits Lebanon’s civil war.

Tarek El-Ariss and his book cover

Arts and Sciences

Human Remains Working Group Issues Quarterly Report

New regulations require informed consent to use Native American objects.

Baker clock tower

I want them to understand the shared problems that we have faced as Jews and as Arabs.

Susannah Heschel, chair of the Jewish Studies Program

Students Offer Guidance on Housing for the Upper Valley

Policy Research Shop project meets with regional planning commission.

Jonah Manso, Quinn Alred, and Hawa Hamidou Tabayi

It is easy to get stuck in the play-by-play of the trial, but it isn’t clear that average Americans care.

Sean Westwood, associate professor of government

Discussing What a Path to Mideast Peace Looks Like

Dartmouth Dialogues conversation: Do Israelis and Palestinians really want peace?

Ezzedine Fishere and Dahlia Scheindlin

Student Drag Club to Perform at Pride Event Next Week

House of Lewan co-founder says he has been transformed into a “passionate leader.”

A photo composite Jaime in and out of drag.

I try to foster the kind of critical scientific inquiry that I try to practice as a scientist in my teaching in the classroom.

Brendan Nyhan, professor of government

Scientific American

Dartmouth Named a Top Producer of Peace Corps Volunteers

Since 1961, 605 graduates have worked abroad for the program.