Dr. Esther Brimmer will be in conversation with Dickey Center Director Victoria Holt, discussing “Changing Geopolitics and Global Governance in the Arctic and Beyond.”

On a signature issue, one of our most respected political theorists Chandran Kukathas believes that democratic polities have repeatedly achieved the opposite of their intentions.

Ivanna, an Indigenous Nenets single mother of five, in her twenties, lives on the Taimyr Peninsula in the Siberian Arctic.

Dartmouth's Alexander Hamilton Society welcomes Georgetown Professor Keir Lieber as he helps untangle the nuclear logic of the modern world.

The Jewish Studies and Middle Eastern Studies programs invite you to a discussion, with members of the faculty, on the horrific events unfolding in Israel and Gaza.

Rose Mutiso '08, Thayer '08, 2023 prize recipient, will address "Reframing the Debate on Africa's Energy Future"

Hongi (pressing of noses), Harirū (handshakes) and Hau (sharing breath): How the Covid-19 pandemic impacted sociality and wellbeing of the Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand.

The Jewish Studies and Middle Eastern Studies programs invite you to a discussion, with members of the faculty, on the horrific events unfolding in Israel and Gaza.

Remembering Atrocities: Lessons from Germany.

A conversation with the author of The Black Swan, moderated by Bernard Avishai, visiting Professor of Government, regular contributor to The New Yorker.