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‹ Sep 2023

Oct 2023

Nov 2023 ›

Oct 01

8:00pm

Primal Fear on Film: Rear Window

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 voyeuristic and unsettling masterpiece stars James Stewart and Grace Kelly.

Oct 02

8:30pm

Plato on Goodness

Moore Hall B03

Anthony O’Hear (OBE, University of Buckingham), "From the Start, 'A Schooling in Goodness': Reflections on Plato on Education."

Oct 03

4:15pm

International Economics Seminar

TBD

Presenter: Ferdinando Monte (Georgetown (visiting Harvard))

Oct 03

8:30pm

China in Loops

Room 201F, Carpenter Hall

A public lecture by Shaoling Ma, Assoc. Prof. of Asian Studies, Cornell Univ. Sponsored by the Dartmouth Society of Fellows and the Dept. of Asian Societies, Cultures, & Languages.

Oct 03

8:30pm

We Are Not Here to Know: Rethinking Approaches to Southeast Asian Buddhist Art

Carson Hall L01

A public guest lecture sponsored by the Rudelson Family Fund in the Dept. of Asian Societies, Cultures, and Languages at Dartmouth College.

Oct 03

9:00pm

Nassim Taleb, Will AI Worsen Global ‘Fragility’? Oct. 3, Filene at 5 pm.

Filene Auditorium, Moore Building

A conversation with Nassim Nicholas Taleb, author of The Black Swan, moderated by Prof. Bernard Avishai (Government), regular contributor to The New Yorker.

Oct 03

9:00pm

Path to The Presidency: Marianne Williamson

Hinman Forum, Rockefeller Center

Join us for a conversation with 2024 presidential candidate Marianne Williamson. Williamson will lay out her policy vision for the country, discuss her presidential campaign.

Oct 04

8:00pm

Amazonian Languages: Diversity, Typology, and Methodology

Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)

A public lecture sponsored by the Dartmouth College Dept. of Linguistics.

Oct 05

8:30pm

Poetry and Prose Series: Curtis Sittenfeld

Sanborn Library

Please join the Department of English and Creative Writing for a reading with Curtis Sittenfeld on Thursday, October 5, 2023, at 4:30 p.m. in Sanborn Library.

Oct 05

9:00pm

Clint Smith: Monuments to the Unthinkable

Ballroom, Hanover Inn

Remembering Atrocities: Lessons from Germany.

Oct 06

9:00pm

curious directive - Frogman (a Hop Resident Artist)

Black Family Visual Arts Center, Film Studio

A coming-of-age, supernatural thriller, experienced in virtual reality and live theater. Suitable for ages 12 and up.

Oct 06

11:00pm

Shortcomings (film)

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

Three Bay Area urbanites navigate relationships, careers and general mid-twenties' malaise, while being Asian in America.

Oct 07

6:00pm

curious directive - Frogman (a Hop Resident Artist)

Black Family Visual Arts Center, Film Studio

A coming-of-age, supernatural thriller, experienced in virtual reality and live theater. Suitable for ages 12 and up.

Oct 07

6:00pm

HOOD HIGHLIGHTS TOUR

Hood Museum of Art

Join us for an in-person tour of the museum galleries.

Oct 08

2:00am

Primal Fear on Film: The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Sarner Underground

Let's do the time warp again for FREE! Creatures of the night! Sing, dance, laugh and hurl untold objects at the screen during this most beloved of all cinematic bacchanalia.

Oct 08

6:00pm

curious directive - Frogman (a Hop Resident Artist)

Black Family Visual Arts Center, Film Studio

A coming-of-age, supernatural thriller, experienced in virtual reality and live theater. Suitable for ages 12 and up.

Oct 08

8:00pm

Hop Film Event: The American Buffalo

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

Ken Burns and his team have crafted a new two-part, four-hour biography of this improbable, shaggy beast. With producers Julie Dunfey ’80 and Julianna Brannum in person.

Oct 09

9:00pm

Meir Kohn, Capitalism and Communism: What They Are and How They Differ

Carpenter 13

Dartmouth economist Meir Kohn explains why terms like “capitalism” and “communism” do more to obscure than to illuminate any real understanding of the economic world around us.

Oct 12

8:30pm