The history professor will receive the prestigious award for his new book.

The National Geographic films showcase African Americans who served in the U.S. military.

The government professor will begin his new role on July 1.

Professor Nathaniel Dominy reviews box-office takes on society and human behavior.

With the addition of two new professors, the study and advancement of quantitative social science at Dartmouth reaches new heights.

Amy Schiller, a visiting scholar and former postdoc in the Society of Fellows, argues that contemporary philanthropy must transcend its focus on basic human survival.

In his new book, historian Darrin McMahon illuminates how demands for equality throughout the ages have resulted in hierarchy and exclusion.

In her new book, sociologist Casey Stockstill shows how even the highest-quality preschools reinforce racial inequities.

Directed by Tibetan filmmaker Kesang Tseten, the film builds on Craig's research on migration and social change to showcase one of New York's newest immigrant communities.

Sociologist Janice McCabe's research illuminates how students can maximize meaningful social ties—an "under-recognized resource" in an era of loneliness.