Mary Lou Aleskie, Howard L. Gilman '44 Director of the Hopkins Center for the Arts Mary Lou will share with us insight into upcoming renovations and additions to The Hop. Our very successful arts complex was designed by the same architects, Harrison and Abramovitz, who designed Lincoln Center in New—Read more on the event page
Myranda Fuentes, Institutional History Research Specialist, Rauner Special Collections Library Myranda will give us an overview of the Historical Accountability Student Research Program including its origin story. She will talk about one particular project as an example of what the students are doing, and then summarize all the current and past—Read more on the event page
Jami Powell is the Hood Museum’s first Associate Curator of Native American Art and serves as a lecturer in Native American Studies at Dartmouth. She is a citizen of the Osage Nation and has a PhD in anthropology from UNC Chapel Hill. Jami will give us a brief overview of—Read more on the event page
We’ve set up a fun competitive evening of trivia. The questions will be regional in nature, or have Dartmouth connections. All the questions are custom written by DCUV volunteers. Some will be easy; some are brain-busters. Here is the format: The emcee will ask the question. Anyone can answer by—Read more on the event page
Through his many accomplishments and in the years since his death, Nelson A. Rockefeller '30 helped shaped life at Dartmouth College for decades. The Director of the Rockefeller Center, Jason Barabas ’93, will reacquaint alumni with the organization he now leads as well as the unique political style of moderate-to-liberal—Read more on the event page
Join in the fun as a contestant or spectator. No registration required this time, just Zoom on in. The two top winners will get gift cards to Still North Books! Here are the probable categories: Random Warm-Ups Dartmouth Authors Ivy League Wordplay Early Dartmouth History New Hampshire Dartmouth in Art—Read more on the event page
Ian Connole, Director of the Dartmouth Peak Performance program (DP2) in Athletics. He will be joined by student athletes Taurus Samuels '22 (basketball), and Sara Falkson '22 (field hockey). DCUV monthly talks will continue to use the Zoom platform. Join the Zoom meetings after 5:15 pm, to chat and settle—Read more on the event page
Sydney Stowe, Director of Film, Hopkins Center for the Arts DCUV monthly talks will continue to use the Zoom platform. Join the Zoom meetings after 5:15 pm, to chat and settle in to Zoom. Zoom links will be sent in future emails. We ask that once you have joined the—Read more on the event page
A presentation by Joanna Whitcomb, Director of Campus Planning, who will discuss and present the current Master Plan for the Dartmouth Campus, as well as answer your questions about what the future of the campus will look like as we move into the next 50 years. September's Third Tuesday will—Read more on the event page
Location: Alpha Delta, Hanover NH
Date: Tuesday, October 26, 2021
Time: 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
A presentation by Professor Brendan Nyhan on the current status of democracy in the U.S. Prof. Nyhan, the James O. Freedman Presidential Professor in the Department of Government, is a co-founder of Bright Line Watch, and a contributor to The Upshot in the New York Times. *** NOTE: THIS EVENT—Read more on the event page
