Speakers will include writer Terry Tempest Williams and Harvard Professor James McCarthy.

Greenways events included brunch with MacArthur Fellows and panel talks with distinguished alumni.

Dartmouth women and men from all fields and professions are “Coming Home” to celebrate as a community.

Anne-Marie Slaughter’s Leading Voices lecture explores the structural limits to equality.

The series, open to the public, features conversations with Dartmouth health care professionals.

Anne Krueger, former first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, is the final speaker in this summer’s “Leading Voices in U.S. Foreign Policy” series.

William Lynn III ’76, who served from 2009-2011 in the Department of Defense, will speak August 9 in the Hopkins Center’s Moore Theater at 4 p.m.

Todd Stern ’73, U.S. special envoy for climate change, will speak on August 2 in the Hopkins Center’s Moore Theater.

Opening in September, “Crossing Cultures: The Owen and Wagner Collection of Contemporary Aboriginal Australian Art” provides a survey of Australia’s Indigenous art movement

Distinguished Navy Admiral William Fallon will speak about U.S. policy and interests in the Middle East on July 19 in the Hopkins Center