This past Friday students of and tangential to Dartmouth's Russian department gathered in the picturesque grounds of SAE's basement to enjoy Russian music, culture, and an electric exchange of the language.
Senior Emily A. Hester defended her thesis on May 25, 2023. Congratulations!
RUSS 38.25, Professor Lada Kolomiyets @ 2A. The course aims to analyze the agency of contemporary Ukrainian people, the media, literature, and digital folklore in creating new messages, meanings, and values.
RUSS 38.21 Xlist COLT 19.03 01, Professor Lada Kolomiyets @ 10A, Counts toward the RUSS major /COLT Translation Studies minor.
Artists to Russia: 'Our Fire is Stronger Than Your Bombs', Veronika Yadukha, of Kyiv, Ukraine, a student at Dartmouth College, right, installs an exhibit by Ukrainian artists near a poster called "Bakhmut," by Mykhailo Skop, left, before the opening of an art exhibit called "Our Fire is Stronger Than Your Bombs" at Saint Anselm College, in Manchester, N.H., Monday, May 1, 2023. The art exhibit, marking the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, features new work by Ukrainian illustrators, some of whom have been living without electricity or water. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)
The Power of Civil Society, Reflected in Siberia's Lake Baikal, Kate Pride Brown, Associate Professor of Sociology, Georgia Tech, May 11, 2023, 5:00 pm, Haldeman 41, Free and open to the public.
Jeff Kerby, Researcher at the Aarhus Institute for Advanced Studies in Denmark, Institute of Arctic Studies visiting fellow, Dartmouth College gave a lecture on April 27, 2023. The talk discussed Kerby's climate change research in the Siberian Yamal peninsula and his documentation of the collaboration between an international team of researchers and the Indigenous reindeer herding communities.
Pavel Sulyandziga, Indigenous Rights Activist gave a lecture in April, providing a broad overview of Siberia's indigenous groups and their place in contemporary Russian society.
Meduza's "The Naked Pravda" features Prof. Lynn Patyk on Vladlen Tatarsky's assassination and the history of terrorism in Russia.
Tatiana Filimonova is one of 29 new Dartmouth faculty this year. She is assistant professor of Russian. Each year an impressive group of scholar-teachers joins the ranks of Dartmouth's faculty, and this year is no different.
