Sociology Public Event How do policy makers envision women’s “empowerment” within authoritarian democracies? This talk thinks through this pressing question by focusing on India.

Join us for a discussion of Devika Shankar’s An Encroaching Sea, exploring how crisis and sovereignty shaped port development in colonial Cochin.

Celebrate the publication of Janice McCabe’s new book Making, Keeping, and Losing Friends: How Campuses Shape College Students’ Networks

“Bridging Data and Values: Clinical Ambiguity, Collaboration, and the Ethics of Dying”

Family Weekend for the '26 and '29 families is September 26 - 28, 2025. Check out dartgo.org/family-weekend-2025 for more details. Registration will open in early July.

Join us for a discussion of Omer Aijazi's Atmospheric Violence, exploring how communities in Kashmir sustain life amidst disaster and conflict.

A Conversation with Agnieszka Pasieka, author of Living Right, with Smriti Upadhyay, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Udi Greenberg, Associate Professor of History.

See Academic Calendar https://www.dartmouth.edu/reg/calendar/academic/25_26.html for more information

Sociology faculty will be available to answer questions regarding classes and the department.

A virtual conversation with Dr. Aidé Hernández and moderated by Dr. Anna Cruz ’07. Register via link in full description.