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‹ Sep 2022

Oct 2022

Nov 2022 ›

Oct 01

2:00pm

HOOD HIGHLIGHTS TOUR

Hood Museum of Art

Join us for in-person tours of the museum galleries.

Oct 01

7:30pm

Brentano String Quartet and Dawn Upshaw Dido Reimagined

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

A rethinking of Purcell's beloved opera that takes us into the inner psyche of the proud Queen of Carthage. Co-commissioned by the Hop.

Oct 03

9:00am

Dartmouth Library Exhibit: "A Fighting Tradition" @ Rauner Library

Class of 1965 Galleries, Rauner Library, Webster Hall

"A Fighting Tradition: Dartmouth in American Wars" uses archival collections to explore the college's historic involvement in the United States’ major conflicts.

Oct 03

12:00pm

Katie Pollard, PhD

Zoom

"Deep-learning discovery of variants that alter 3D genome folding"

Oct 03

4:30pm

Mindfulness Drop-Ins

Robinson 322 (or Zoom)

Learn simple practices to help you focus more, stress less, and increase self-compassion in a supportive, laid back and kind-hearted community. Mondays at 4:30pm

Oct 03

7:30pm

Argentine Tango for Beginners - 2022 Fall Term Dartmouth Tango Series

9/23 and 10/3/22 Sarner Underground (in '53 Commons, behind Collis), thereafter 4 Currier Place

Learn and practice the most beautiful social dance on Mondays during this introductory series of classes. No need to bring a partner, you will learn to lead and to follow!

Oct 04

8:30am

Breakfast with the Arts

Nearburg Gallery, Black Family Visual Arts Center

Semi Precious: An exhibition by Moonoka Begay '23

Oct 04

12:15pm

International Economics Seminar

Volanakis

Presenter: Gustavo Moreira de Souza (Chicago Fed / IIES)

Oct 04

3:00pm

Engineering-Physics Space Plasma Seminar - Jaye Verniero, NASA

Wilder 202 and Zoom

Title: "Tracing the Cosmic Energy Flow Toward Transdisciplinarianism"

Oct 04

4:30pm

Travel, Stillness, & Everything Between: A Conversation with Pico Iyer

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

How do we stay calm in an ever more distracted and divided world?

Oct 04

4:30pm

Yoga "Mixtape"

Tucker Meditation Room (201 N Fairbanks)

Alternating between Gentle Yoga and Flow Yoga, join us every Tuesday to bring variety to your yoga practice and greater balance to your life.

Oct 04

5:00pm

Workers as Traders: What Every Student Should Know About Labor History

Room 003, Rockefeller Center

Hank Clark (Program Director, Political Economy Project) discusses how revisionist findings in pre-industrial labor history illuminate the condition of workers today.

Oct 05

4:00pm

SPACE FOR DIALOGUE GALLERY TALK: "Journeys Beyond"

Hood Museum of Art

Join Emily Charland ’19, Erbe Intern, for a gallery talk about her exhibition "Journeys Beyond: Faces and Forms of Pilgrimage".

Oct 05

4:30pm

LGBTQIA+ Meditation Group

Robinson 322

Join Kieran ‘23 (he/him) for an LGBTQIA+ affinity meditation group for all who identify as LGBTQIA+ to practice mindfulness together, build community, and find inner peace.

Oct 05

7:00pm

Physics & Astronomy Public Lecture-Professor Lene Hau, Harvard

Wilder 104

Title: "The Science and Art of Taming Light"

Oct 06

10:30am

Stephen Doig - Dartmouth Irving Institute

Steele 006

Seminars and Colloquia

Oct 06

1:15pm

Psychological and Brain Sciences Colloquium

Moore Hall B03

Josef Parvizi, MD, PhD, Stanford University

Oct 06

4:00pm

MCB Research in Progress (RIP) presentations - T.Harned

Life Sciences Center, Room 100

Taylor Harned - Chang lab, BCB

Oct 06

4:00pm

Physics & Astronomy Quantum Nano Seminar -Dr. Salvatore Butera, Univ. of Glasgow

Wilder 104 and Zoom

Title: "On the Back-Reaction Problem and New Perspectives with Analogue Models of Gravity"

Oct 06

4:30pm

“Now Avenge Us: Jewish Martyrdom and the First Crusade"

Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)

A public lecture by William Chester Jordan, Princeton. Presented by the James and David Orr Memorial Lectures on Culture and Religion

Oct 06

4:30pm

Rediscovering Japanese Urban Space in a World Context

Carpenter Hall, Room 013

An in-person guest lecture by Ken Tadashi Oshima, Professor of Architecture, University of Washington, Seattle.

Oct 06

4:30pm

Women and Protest in Iran

Kemeny Hall 008

Join the Department of History for a teach-in with Professor Golnar Nikpour.

Oct 06

5:30pm

ADULT WORKSHOP: Expressive Writing

Hood Museum of Art

This in-gallery workshop fuses explorations of works of art with fun and meaningful expressive writing exercises.

Oct 06

5:30pm

Hatha Yoga

Tucker Meditation Room (201 N Fairbanks)

A Gentle — low to mid intensity — hatha yoga session involving synchronous breath work and asana practice, designed to help you feel balanced and reinvigorated. All levels.

Oct 06

7:00pm

Cairo women come to Dartmouth

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

From Cairo is an award-winning documentary about the lives of young women in Cairo today. Heba and Aya, two single women face their fears and dare to go after their dreams.

Oct 06

7:00pm

Hop Film Event: From Cairo with director Hala Galal

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

Egyptian filmmaker Hala Galal (in person!) presents this portrait of resilience as two single women in Cairo pursue their passion for art and find their voices.

Oct 06

7:30pm

Manchester Collective Sirocco featuring Abel Selaocoe & Chesaba

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

This electrifying show from the daring British group traverses multiple genres, including a wide range of classical music to African and Danish folk songs.

Oct 07

3:30pm

Resonance Phenomenon in Sensing—Only a Matter of Time

Spanos Auditorium, Cummings Hall

Jones Seminar with Northeastern U Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Srinivas Tadigadapa.

Oct 07

7:00pm

Hop Film Event: God's Country with director Julian Higgins

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

In this character-driven thriller, a professor (Thandie Newton) is drawn into an escalating battle of wills with two trespassing hunters. Director Julian Higgins in person!

Oct 09

12:00am

TuckLAB: Energy Session #4

Various Locations

TuckLAB: Energy provides a multidisciplinary, interactive introduction to the complex socio-technical landscape of energy systems.

Oct 09

7:00pm

Hop Film: Bodies, Bodies, Bodies

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

A party game goes awry in this fresh and funny look at backstabbing, fake friends and one party gone very, very wrong.

Oct 10

4:30pm

Resurgent Nationalism--A Talk by David Miller

Room 001, Rockefeller Center

David Miller (Oxford) explores the problem of nationalism, and the possibility of liberal solutions. Monday Oct. 10 at 4:30 PM in Rocky 1.

Oct 10

7:30pm

Argentine Tango for Beginners - 2022 Fall Term Dartmouth Tango Series

9/23 and 10/3/22 Sarner Underground (in '53 Commons, behind Collis), thereafter 4 Currier Place

Learn and practice the most beautiful social dance on Mondays during this introductory series of classes. No need to bring a partner, you will learn to lead and to follow!

Oct 11

12:15pm

Inferentialism, Conceptual Engineering, and Path-Dependence of Topic Continuity

Class of 1930 Room, Rockefeller Center

Takaaki Matsui, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Hitotsubashi University

Oct 11

12:15pm

International Economics Seminar

Volanakis

Presenter: Sharon Traiberman (NYU)

Oct 11

1:15pm

Critical Dialogues: Native American Student Experiences

DCAL (Baker 102)

Join us for a dialogue about the experiences of Native American students at Dartmouth.

Oct 11

3:00pm

Engineering-Physics Space Plasma Seminar - Mahmud Hasan Barbhuiya, WVU

Wilder 202 and Zoom

Title: "New Developments on Energy Conversion via Pressure-Strain Interaction and Applications to Magnetic Reconnection"

Oct 11

4:30pm

Yoga "Mixtape"

Tucker Meditation Room (201 N Fairbanks)

Alternating between Gentle Yoga and Flow Yoga, join us every Tuesday to bring variety to your yoga practice and greater balance to your life.

Oct 11

7:30pm

An Evening with Andy Borowitz

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

Laugh and cry as the razor-sharp satirist takes us on an uproarious examination of American politics in celebration of his newest book in this moderated discussion.

Oct 12

12:30pm

EXHIBITION TOUR: "Maḏayin"

Hood Museum of Art

Join us for a tour of the exhibition "Madayin: Eight Decades of Aboriginal Australian Bark Painting from Yirrkala".

Oct 12

6:00pm

OCTOBERNACLE: Songs of Falling Leaves and Temporary Dwellings

Top of the Hop, Hopkins Center for the Arts

Pavel Lion, (aka Psoy Korolenko), sometimes referred to as a ''wandering scholar'' and ''avant-bard'', is a multilingual singer-songwriter, translator, scholar.

Oct 13

9:15am

Animal Modernities: Images, Objects, Histories, 1750-1900

Faculty Lounge

This symposium is presented by the Leslie Center for the Humanities, the Department of Art History, and the Department of French & Italian.

Oct 13

12:00pm

Voices of Ukraine: Tetiana Savchynska & Lada Kolomiyets

Zoom

The Leslie Center presents a virtual series of eight discussions with poets, journalists, editors, and translators from Ukraine.

Oct 13

4:30pm

Lindsay MacMillan ('15), The Heart of the Deal

Room 003, Rockefeller Center

Lindsay MacMillan ('15, Economics and English) will discuss her first book, The Heart of the Deal, about romance in the financial world -- and the path that led her to write it.

Oct 13

4:30pm

The Obenshain Family Great Issues Lecture

Filene Auditorium, Moore Building

"What Should the United States Fight For?" A dialogue on Ukraine, nuclear weapons and the US global role. Joe Cirincione and Kori Schake, moderated by Tori Holt

Oct 14

7:00pm

Hop Film: Mountainfilm on Tour

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

An evening of culturally rich, adventure-packed and engaging short films, inspiring audiences to create a better world.

Oct 15

7:00pm

Hop Film: Nope

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

Jordan Peele reimagines the summer popcorn flick with this genre-bending horror starring Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer and Steven Yeun.

Oct 15

7:30pm

Nicole Mitchell Black Earth SWAY

Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts

The innovative flutist and champion of new music returns to the Hop alongside her ensemble with a dazzling performance.

Oct 16

4:00pm

Hop Film: Marcel the Shell with Shoes On

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

Beloved internet sensation Marcel (Jenny Slate) gets his big-screen debut in this hilarious, heartwarming story about finding connection in the smallest corners.

Oct 18

5:00pm