Deborah Garretson, retired associate professor of Russian, died on March 2 at the Jack Byrne Center for Palliative and Hospice Care. She was...

The eminent historian played a formative role in Dartmouth's adoption of coeducation and recruitment of female faculty.

John Winn, professor emeritus of chemistry, died on Dec. 21 at the Jack Byrne Center for Palliative and Hospice Care in Lebanon. He was 77...

The math professor enlisted Dartmouth students to bring computer time-sharing and BASIC to the world.

The Daniel P. Stone Professor Emeritus in Intellectual and Moral Philosophy was an internationally recognized pioneer in computer and AI ethics.

A world-class teacher of organic chemistry and rigorous researcher, Spencer exemplified Dartmouth's teacher-scholar model.

The legendary professor and administrator was widely admired for his generosity of spirit and advocacy for the arts and humanities.

The first inorganic chemist to join the faculty, Soderberg was instrumental to the design and construction of Burke Laboratory.

Saccio was a sought-after scholar, an actor and director, and a dedicated advocate for gay and lesbian students at Dartmouth.

The professor emeritus of English died on July 21.