Are you daydreaming about traveling and studying in South America?
Professor Douglas Moody led a group of students from his S2021 LATS 37 course, "Migrant Lives and Labor in the Upper Valley," in the creation of a public mural that will be installed at the Dartmouth Organic Farm this summer.
Mariana Peñaloza-Morales '22 has been awarded a Beinecke Scholarship to support her pursuit of a Ph.D.
Beatriz Pastor y Dwight Lahr proponen en este ensayo un diálogo entre ciencias y humanidades que ilumina desde nuevas perspectivas el elusivo e inagotable misterio del tiempo.
Are you interested in learning about the responsibilities as well as how to become a drill instructor ? Click the above link to learn more about the upcoming Drill Workshops for Spring 2021.
The students of Spanish 80.21 have collaborated with four contemporary Puerto Rican artists who visited their class throughout the term and shared with them their insights on Puerto Rican art and cultural identity.
The Department of Spanish & Portuguese is now accepting applications for off-campus programs held for Winter and Spring 2022. Deadline to apply is Monday, March 15, 2021.
As a result of the pending cuts of Off-Campus Programs, students and alumni have come together to create a petition to encourage the Dartmouth Administration to reconsider its decision in minimizing many study abroad programs.
George Ticknor, Dartmouth Class of 1807, embodied the nineteenth-century concept of a "gentleman of letters." After Dartmouth, he studied law, then moved into his real love, language and literature.
Radical Latinos in the 60s (Spanish 63 this summer) was created thanks to a DCAL mini grant and the contributions of students in the class and talented designer Nathan Giffard—class AT. The site compares 1960s activism with today's Black Lives Matter movement and publishes important updates on current activism and research on the 60s.
