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

Noted translator Virginia Jewiss will talk about the challenges of translating a classic and will read from her recent translation of Dante's Vita Nuova.

Sign up now for the French LLC (Living and Learning Community) For more information, email: Arthur.Gavat@Dartmouth.edu