A Dartmouth study shows how to restore the social cost-benefit balance of firearms.

The internships and scholarships benefit Native American nations through public service.

Professor Sara Swenson maps the breadth of Buddhist charity in urban Vietnam.

Molly Geidel examines how Cold War-era development films presented a simplistic vision of poverty—and what they reveal about narratives of inevitability today.

From cult classics to hidden gems, professor Marcela Di Blasi shares novels that explore love, resistance, and reimagined futures.

Professors Sunglim Kim and Chad Elias investigate how Korean corporations use art to build global influence.

The scholar discussed the impact of immigration status on individual lives and American society.

Tracy Weener '26 assesses national biases in artificial intelligence.

A Rome symposium and student immersion examined food, culture, and climate resilience.

The program provides graduate fellowships at Tsinghua University in Beijing.