Department of German Studies

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.

German Club members enjoy  sweet treats, drinks and music to celebrate Carnival, Germany's Fifth Season.

German author Christopher Kloeble visited to read from the English translation of his new novel Almost Everything Very Fast.  Kloeble's masterful prose and witty dialogue also shine in the English version.

Nine members of the Faculty of Arts & Sciences were recently recognized for their outstanding scholarly and pedagogical accomplishments. Among them is Professor Bruce Duncan in the Department of German Studies

Now is the time to apply for foreign study! All our programs are located in Berlin and help the participating students develop lifelong ties to German culture.

Professor Komska talks about the long history of the term “iron curtain” and its implications in modern-day Europe.

Professor Komska shares her views on belonging, her joy in teaching, and the difference between her and Judy Jetson.