Home Lost: First Annual Workshop of the South-South Forum closes with an artist talk with Nobukho Nqaba, followed by an open community dinner at House Center B, "The Cube".

Debates where both sides of each issue are covered, thus demonstrating critical thinking in action.

Home Lost: First Annual Workshop of the South-South Forum, invites South African artist Nobukho Nqaba, and collaborator Shariffa Ali, to perform at the Hood Museum of Art.

Kristie Dotson Associate Professor of Philosophy, Michigan State University Beyond the ’Now’: Epistemic Oppression and the ‘Common' Sense of Mass Incarceration”

Debates where both sides of each issue are covered, thus demonstrating critical thinking in action.

Celebrating Dartmouth's 250th Anniversary - Runs until September 18

Kimberle Crenshaw Professor of Law at Columbia University and the University of California, LA “From #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter to #SayHerName: Centering Black Women and Girls”

Two original one-act plays by Kavya Menon '20 and Monik Walters '19, performed as staged readings. The winners of the 2019 Frost Playwriting Competition.

Two original one-act plays by Kavya Menon '20 and Monik Walters '19, performed as staged readings. The winners of the 2019 Frost Playwriting Competition.

Workshop #2 Co-sponsored by Leslie Humanities Center, Political Economy Project, Ethics Institute, Philosophy Department, Government Department and Rockefeller Center