Professor Danielle Callegari will convene food and beverage scholars, aficionados, purveyors, and writers at Dartmouth on Nov. 3 and 4.

A new interdisciplinary volume edited by associate professor Levi Gibbs examines how singers across genres engage listeners with social and political change.

The Academy of American Poets, the nation's leading champion of poets and poetry, selected Morales for the prestigious award.

The Antonio Maceo Award for Racial Justice and the Susan DeBevoise Wright Award for Gender Studies honor outstanding scholarly contributions—and reflect the commitment of alumni, staff, and faculty to Dartmouth's Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship.

Professor Roopika Risam co-edited a new volume that brings anti-racist community engagement practices to a broad audience.

This summer's Afro/Black Paris Foreign Study Program enables students to take in the complex history, rich culture, and powerful struggles of Black French life.

Film scholar Mary Desjardins and digital humanist Roopika Risam break down the pop culture phenomenon inspired by the hit movie.

A new Spanish class taught by visiting professor Ana Merino explores the cultural influence of soccer—right in time for the Women's World Cup.

Founded in 1920, the AAJR brings together the most eminent scholars of Jewish studies in North America.

The Glascock Intercollegiate Poetry Contest is the oldest undergraduate poetry competition in the United States.