Faculty and students gathered for the end of the year party. Students were awarded prizes for extraordinary achievements in the study of German language and culture at Dartmouth, including awards for best student essay.

The German Club/ Housing community celebrated Riverfest: Rock the River with neighbors and friends under a sunny Saturday sky serving up 200+ grilled Bratwurst, sweets, and games of skill.

Max Kade Distinguished Visiting Professor Ilija Trojanow discusses his newly translated "Eistau"/"The Lamentations of Zeno" with Ross A. Virginia, Myers Family Professor of Environmental Studies and Director of Dartmouth's Arctic Institute. Thursday, May 12, 7 PM, Moore B03....

Vincent L Mack (Program Officer for Co-Curricular Programs at the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy and the Social Sciences) gave an inspiring talk on the transformative power of living and working abroad in Germany.

German Studies is now officially on Facebook (www.facebook.com) and just a few clicks away! Follow us, like us, and submit your own posts to the site.

Spring has arrived! To kick off spring term this year, the German Club held its elections of officers around a seasonal theme: eggs.

Listen up! German Studies students narrate chapters on German literature and culture for audio book final course project.

The Dartmouth Professor of German explains Fußbodenschleifmaschinenverleih and other multisyllabic mouthfuls.

On Monday, students and faculty listened as Jürgen Ewert, a Vermont native and former resident of the German Democratic Republic (1949-1990), gave a German Club sponsored presentation entitled Walled in: Life Behind the Berlin Wall on what life was like behind the Iron Curtain.

On Febuary 10, Dr. Ralf Horlemann, German Consul General for New England, visited Dartmouth.