El antequerano José Manuel del Pino, autor de los versos traducidos al latín en el suelo de El Pimpi, visitó el sitio en el que están...

Dartmouth recently covered some of the events and great work happening at La Casa to celebrate Latinx, Caribbean History this October...

Wednesday's Coffee at La Casa

Unspeakable Truths wishes to highlight the reparative turn in which Basque and Balkan societies are immersed. How do communities that have turned a blind eye to processes of dehumanization, that have defaced the "you-in-me," come back to moral life? This symposium will bring together a sample of these new conversations as our speakers (direct protagonists) highlight the avenues redrawn through the delicacy of memory, responsibility towards the dead, reparation of survivors, truth commissions, processes of restorative justice, and of course, the internal movement that art provokes in the heart and mind.

Mariana Peñaloza-Morales '22 has been awarded a Beinecke Scholarship to support her pursuit of a Ph.D.

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.

Kianny N. Antigua, Spanish Lecturer, has won the XIII Annual “Letras de Ultramar” Literary Contest, in the children’s literature category.