The U.S. Supreme Court ruling declaring DOMA unconstitutional is a landmark decision, but is only a step on the road to equality, says Michael Bronski.
[more]Lecture Series Spring 2013 Prominent scholars, artists, and activists will be visiting the Dartmouth College campus during the Spring 2013 term for a series of seminars, debates, panel discussions, and public lectures.
[more]Lecture and Symposium Body Politics: Women, Families, and Reproductive Rights will bring together a distinguished group of legal scholars, women's and family rights activists, and community members on the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade to highlight its historical significance and discuss the pressing health and family planning issues families face in the US.
[more]This fall, the Women's and Gender Studies Program and the Global Health Initiative are excited to announce two new internship opportunities for students in India and Guatemala for winter term 2013! Internships will focus on projects which illuminate the linkages between health, education, gender and human rights.
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In Indian Country Today, Taylor Payer ’15 talks about her childhood thirst for learning and how a QuestBridge College Prep Scholarship enabled her to attend Dartmouth.
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