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.

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

Research and community outreach led by Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Theresa Ong helps farmers adopt sustainable agricultural practices.

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.

Linguist Laura McPherson studies how some cultures embed language into instrumental music.

Four research papers from Professor Bruce Duthu's Federal Indian Law class were published in the prestigious journal.

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

In his new book published by Harvard University Press, professor Matt Garcia chronicles the tragic quest of an idealistic immigrant to improve the world through a multinational corporation.

Artists, writers, performers, scholars, and filmmakers will illuminate the complexities of what it means to be Black from Latin America.