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.

Mellon Faculty Fellow Mauricio Acuña organized an exhibition and three events to foster dialogue on the consequences of the violent military coup on Latin America and the world.

From public lectures on globalization to work illuminating gender inequalities, Dartmouth economists foster public policy discourse about critical contemporary issues.

Professor Meredith Kelly and research associate Nathaniel Kitchel are sampling sediment from local lakes to get a fuller picture of how abrupt climate change reshaped the region during the last ice age.

With support from the National Science Foundation, Bala Chaudhary is building a national networking and mentorship program for women of color in ecology, evolutionary biology, and allied fields.

Sociologist Emily Walton pinpoints a subtle way predominantly white rural communities often alienate people of color—and how they can foster a more inclusive culture.

In her new book, geographer Mona Domosh documents how Black government employees helped promote Black ownership of land and homes in the early decades of the 20th century.

A course taught by sociologist Sunmin Kim empowered students to reconstruct and share the history of Asian American student activism at Dartmouth.