Emerging scholars and other champions of culture strengthen their voices through the master's program in comparative literature, which will mark its 30th anniversary in 2025.

In her new book, professor Kimberly Juanita Brown shows how documentary photography across the ages links Blackness with suffering and death.

Professor James Dorsey's research probes the intersection of culture and politics—and fosters a creative approach to translation.

Professor Reighan Gillam illuminates the lives and experiences of Afro-Brazilians.

Speech professor Josh Compton advocates for vocal diversity.

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

The major exhibition by the African and African American studies and anthropology professor recently opened at Nuku Studio in Tamale, Ghana.

Biological sciences professor Lee Witters collaborated with Krista Schemitsch '24 on a project that showcases how classical art can enhance perception of medical topics and human disease.

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