The Russian Theater class (Russian 18/Theater10) presents a stage production of Nikolai Gogol's comedy The Inspector General on Wednesday, March 7 at 7 p.m. in 105 Dartmouth. The production has been cast, directed, and designed by the students in the Russian Theater class. The performance is in English and open to the public....

The Role of Language and Culture in Communication, This course will examine those areas in the study of culture and language pragmatics with relevance to such communication between Americans and Russians. Open to all classes. S18 @10/Garretson

As a particularly high-risk political strategy, terrorism is fraught with failure and disappointment for its adherents. Few scholars have concerned themselves with the disappointment of terrorists, for the simple reason that their failure is our success. But what do disappointed terrorists do?

Students in “Russian 27” learn culture and vocabulary by painting matryoshki dolls....

Alfie Rakova, Research Assistant Professor and Director of the Language Program brought her Russian 27 students to the Museum of Modern, Renaissance, Somerville, MA.

Sean Griffin is a medievalist and political-religious theorist. His research focuses on the history of religion, historiography, technologies of empire, Christian liturgy, textual criticism, and the digital humanities.

This page will help you navigate your first year at Dartmouth. The study of Russian offers you a passport to the culture of the world’s largest country....

Russian 29 students practice their Russian and enjoy some Russian food while on a field trip to St. Petersburg Cafe, Boston, MA.

Winning essayists are, from left, Ksenia Ryzhova ’17, Timothy Messen ‘18, Matus Petrovsky ’19, Maria Jarostchuk ’17, Allyssa Austin ’19, Amanda Durfee ‘19, and Luka Pejanovic ’17....