Upcoming Events

Join us for an exclusive one-day workshop featuring renowned beekeeper expert Ross Conrad! This HyFlex event offers in-person or Zoom participation.

These sessions are an opportunity for Osher members to bring their devices (laptops, smartphones, etc.) into the office to ask a question and get technical support on a specific issue. The intent is to help with tasks like sending emails, uploading images, or figuring out a setting on your phone. Staff members at these sessions will do their best to help, but may need to direct members to professional assistance on more complex issues. 

This month's film is The Imitation Game, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley. Watch the film, enjoy some popcorn, and discuss the movie after it's done!

Embark on a voyage with Morgan Swan, Special Collections Librarian for Teaching and Scholarly Engagement, and explore Dartmouth’s world-class collections on Antarctic expedition.

These sessions are an opportunity for Osher members to bring their devices (laptops, smartphones, etc.) into the office to ask a question and get technical support on a specific issue. The intent is to help with tasks like sending emails, uploading images, or figuring out a setting on your phone. Staff members at these sessions will do their best to help, but may need to direct members to professional assistance on more complex issues.

These sessions are an opportunity for Osher members to bring their devices (laptops, smartphones, etc.) into the office to ask a question and get technical support on a specific issue. The intent is to help with tasks like sending emails, uploading images, or figuring out a setting on your phone. Staff members at these sessions will do their best to help, but may need to direct members to professional assistance on more complex issues.

In this roughly one-hour session, we’ll explore Rauner’s collection of historic newsprints dating to the mid-1700s, and discuss what it takes to make these materials digitally accessible under the auspices of the National Digital Newspaper Program (NDNP).

 How much of translation is actually interpretation? Cinderella, the well-known fairy tale of a neglected orphan who becomes a princess, has been a favorite of the English-speaking world for centuries. However, most of the English versions we know are derived from a 17th-century French translation by Charles Perrault.