Student Spotlight: Blue Moose brings classic rock to campus
The band, featuring students from two class years, most recently played on the steps of Dartmouth Hall during Homecoming weekend.
The band, featuring students from two class years, most recently played on the steps of Dartmouth Hall during Homecoming weekend.
The band, featuring students from two class years, most recently played on the steps of Dartmouth Hall during Homecoming weekend.
The exhibit, titled ‘Cara Romero: Panûpünüwügai (Living Light)’ is Chemehuevi photographer Cara Romero’s first major solo museum exhibition.
The Society hosted a special screening of Annie Sundberg ’90’s film “The Nutcracker at Wethersfield,” documenting a COVID-19-era ballet production.
From Nov. 1 to Nov. 9, the theater department and Black Underground Theater Alliance showcased a reimagined version of William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.”
The Nashville-based rock and roots trio played on Oct. 23.
In the latest installment of the Cleopatra Mathis Poetry & Prose Series, Ives read passages from her most recent release — an essay collection titled, “An Image of My Name Enters America.”
The Fling brings rock, blues and rap to Dartmouth’s live music scene.
Two computer science courses have inspired students to create digital art through and beyond their coursework
Several local improv groups, from professional troupes to student organizations, seek to give Upper Valley residents a good laugh.
Dartmouth’s Coast Jazz Orchestra, known for its unusual instrumentation and lively performances, performed twice at Sawtooth Kitchen last weekend.
Artists Ellen Smith Ahern and Menghan Wang are developing their project, inspired by the Woodstock National Park Forest, with the support of the Artist-in-Residence Program at the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park.
The market features local artisans every Saturday this fall.
The Indigenous People’s Fashion Show featured student models wearing a collection of handmade pieces.
The new DreamWorks film explores the consequences of producing robots capable of subverting their original design.
On Oct. 6, the Dartmouth Film Society honored McDowell — an English actor with more than 280 acting credits — in an event featuring screenings of his films.
Students, staff and community members gathered at the Hood Museum of Art to celebrate the opening of 8 diverse exhibitions.
The two artists — both former stars of Northern Stage’s “Only Yesterday” — came together for “Sears and Crawford United” on Oct. 10.
The Hood’s Intern Program provides opportunities for students to explore their artistic passions at a professional level.The Hood’s Intern Program provides opportunities for students to explore their artistic passions at a professional level.
As Can’t Sell Culture nears its second full year on campus, its founders prepare to pass the torch of club leadership on to the next generation.
The film explores the relationship between veganism and global religions.