Ever wanted to travel back in time to the eighteenth century? Curious about how video games can contribute to research in French studies? Come experience a VR immersion in a restituted eighteenth-century Fair theatre!

La storia del soldato [The Soldier's Tale], Igor Stravinsky's musical theater piece with a libretto by Charles Ramuz, is a new production of the Figli d'Arte Cuticchio, the noted Sicilian puppetry company, that will debut at Dartmouth College on Tuesday, April 18 @ 8pm and Wednesday, April 19 @ 5pm and 8pm in Dartmouth Hall 105.

The Department of French and Italian appreciate your interest and enthusiasm for OCP's this year! Keep an eye on your inbox for details on program selections, next steps, & important deadlines....

Some things are better seen in real life... Second round applications open March 1. Contact Prof. Lucas Hollister (lucas.c.hollister@dartmouth.edu) or Prof. Robert St. Clair (robert.st.clair@dartmouth.edu) for more information.

The LSA+ program in Rome offers mid-level courses in Italian literature and language in a city that provides the most varied cultural landscape in Italy. This program will refine students linguistic skills by living and studying in Rome.

Feb. 14th , 7 pm (Rauner Library) You are all invited to a candlelight night stroll full of love, chocolate, and stars. Bring friends and significant others whether you're a hopeless romantic or not! Come and get some love!

A public lecture given by Joshua Armstrong from the University of Wisconsin/Madison on Thursday, February 16 @ 4:30-Haldeman 125.

Capitole de Toulouse illuminated in blue. The Department of French and Italian offers an advanced language study abroad program (LSA+) in Toulouse, France, at the foot of the Pyrénées mountains in the southwest of the country.

How does the work of a surrealist poet give us insight into our interaction with our environment? Come find out on Thursday, February 9 @ 4:30 in Haldeman 125

For this Giorno della Memoria, we look at Jewish life in Rome as a response to the Shoah through food, discussion, and the short film lom Romi A Day in Rome! Jan 27th 4:30-6:00pm Dartmouth Hall Room 104