Iran and the chimera of capitulation
Kim Ghattas is the author of 'Black Wave'.
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History is tragically repeating itself in Lebanon
Kim Ghattas is the author of 'Black Wave'.
Sexual Violence and Antisemitism: A conference hosted by The Julis-Rabinowitz Program on Jewish and Israeli Law
A conference hosted by The Julis-Rabinowitz Program on Jewish and Israeli Law Harvard Law School Smith Center, Harvard University, February 2-3, 2026.
Arabic Language Partners' Program
The Middle Eastern Studies Program (MES) is delighted to introduce the Arabic Language Partners' Program, a new initiative designed to strengthen language learning and deepen intercultural engagement for currently enrolled students.
"It's Not Only Up to the United States": Professor Ezzedine Fishere argues in his new article published by MBN.
"The Gaza peace plan will work only if major regional players do their part," writes Ezzedine Fishere, Senior Lecturer at Dartmouth College.
Professor Ezzedine Fishere's article, "These Two Countries Made Peace. Don't Let It Fall Apart," published in MBN.
Distinguished Fellow Ezzedine Fishere, highlights the centrality of Israeli-Egyptian peace.
DIMEX proudly announces its first partnered internships in Morocco at ORNX Green Hydrogen
The Dartmouth Initiative for Middle East Exchange (DIMEX) program aims to strengthen academic and professional partnerships between Dartmouth and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
We congratulate Mokhtar Bouba on publishing his new book!
New publication: الغَلقَا – وصناعة الصورة في السياحة بالمغرب.. مقاربة أصلانية (Al-Ghalqa: Image Creation in Moroccan Tourism, An Indigenous Approach).
Dartmouth launches initiative to expand academic partnerships in Middle East and North Africa
The Dartmouth Initiative for Middle East Exchange, a three-year pilot led by professor Jonathan Smolin, aims to broaden study abroad, internships and faculty collaborations.
Dartmouth professor argues that Egypt should temporarily take over Gaza
The Dartmouth sat down with Ezzedine Fishere to discuss his recent article in The Washington Post, where he argued that the Egyptian government should temporarily take over Gaza.
