Join us as we welcome KT McFarland, former Deputy National Security advisor of the United States, for a conversation about US national security and global strategy.

This riveting Cold War-era historical rollercoaster centers on "jazz ambassador" Louis Armstrong's trip to Congo to deflect attention from a CIA-backed coup.

"Visual Disobedience in Central America"

Dr. Zed Zha will speak about the deep roots of medical racism, its ongoing impact on Black health inequities, and the urgent need to break this centuries-old cycle.

Jan. 30  at 5:00 pm in Kemeny 008.

Join us for Martin Saxer's "Places in Knots," which shows how migration strengthens community ties in the Himalayas, enhancing rather than breaking connections.

January 29 at 4:30 in Haldeman 041.

Join American poet, writer, scholar and Vietnam veteran W.D. Ehrhart, with faculty Edward Miller and Mara Gregory (History) from the Dartmouth Vietnam Project (DVP).

Students are invited to drop-in and join Guarini Institute staff and Student Alumni Mentors for an application workshop! Food and guidance will be provided.

Mohammad Rasoulof's powerful indictment of Iranian oppression through the eyes of one unraveling family earned a 12-minute standing ovation at Cannes.