Title: "AGNs and IMBHs in dwarf galaxies"

Historical Accountability Fellow Manu Onteeru '24 will use Dartmouth's archives to demonstrate little-known connections between Dartmouth College and the eugenics movement.

The theatre company will be doing a staged reading of scenes from Molière’s Tartuffe, in English, which will be followed by a talkback with the director, Lucie Tiberghien, and three actors, Dan Pearce, Kaliswa Brewster, and Michelle Veintimilla. “Molière in the Park” is a theater company based in Brooklyn, NY, whose mission is to provide free theater for all and to serve as a catalyst for empathy and a conduit for political and social discourse.

Title: "How strong can the electron-phonon interaction in metals be?"

The Studio Art Interns will be hosting an open studio on May 21 at 5:30pm.

Our panel of HIV/AIDS care advocates discuss what brought them from the treatment/disease side to the frontlines of creating change.

Come to the weekly Nihongo Table and practice Japanese! In person or via zoom.

Save the Date: Please join us for the Department of East European, Eurasian and Russian Studies senior theses presentations of Eric Bae and Cassandra Caballero '24.

An annual celebration of undergraduate science research at Dartmouth. Open to the public.

Claire Garber Goodman Research Symposium Thursday May 23rd: 10 AM - 2:30 PM Dartmouth Hall 105