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Featured Event
Dartmouth on Martha’s Vineyard
Join Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing and Director of the Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life Kimberly Juanita Brown, current student Kam Winston ’26, and other featured speakers for a Dartmouth gathering on Martha’s Vineyard. This event is open to the entire Dartmouth community.
Oak Bluffs, Martha’s Vineyard
Upcoming Events
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Back to Class: Climate Innovation at Dartmouth
Join Rosi Kerr ’97, Director of the Dartmouth Climate Collaborative, and Meredith Kelly, professor of Earth & Planetary Sciences and Faculty Director of the Climate Collaborative, for an engaging look at innovative sustainability initiatives and groundbreaking climate research happening across campus. This free event is open to the public. Registration is not required.
Reunions 2026
Campus is calling! It's time for laughs on the Green, fun on the river, and an unforgettable time with friends.
Travel With Dartmouth
Winter Wonders of Japan
February 7-17, 2027: Join Nathaniel J. Dominy, the Charles Hansen Professor of Anthropology, for an unforgettable winter journey through Japan. Begin in Sapporo, tasting local beer and jingisukan (Genghis Khan lamb) before exploring the world-famous Snow Festival’s illuminated sculptures. Back on Honshu Island, visit Kanbayashi Onsen for relaxing hot springs and see snow monkeys at Jigokudani Monkey Park. Continue to Kanazawa to stroll Kenrokuen Garden, experience a tea ceremony, and explore a historic samurai quarter. End in Tokyo with a festive farewell dinner before departing for home.
Lifelong Learning
Browse an extensive library of educational programming and events, spanning topics from climate action and history to arts, culture, and more.
Standing on Our Own Two Feet
Professor Jeremy DeSilva discusses the importance of exploring the human fossil record to discover how we “became human.” It turns out, we’re the only upright-walking hominids left.
Dartmouth Book Club with The River Author Peter Heller ’82
Peter Heller ’82 discusses his novel The River with Rosi Kerr ’97, Director of Sustainability at Dartmouth.
Short Talks on Big Ideas
Short Talks on Big Ideas is a series where Dartmouth professors take a dive deep into the core of their work, offering fresh perspectives and illuminating insights.