Danielle Callegari’s new book tells the story of the peninsula through food, from ancient Rome to the pineapple pizza wars.

Dartmouth’s C19 Student Fellowship pairs sophomores with faculty mentors for original research on the 19th century.

Panel discussion on "The AI Doc" shifts attention from hype to human impact.

Professors Jamie Horton, Thomas Jack, Leslie Sonder, and Jeffrey Taube shaped students, colleagues, and their fields in ways that will long outlast their time at Dartmouth.

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

The award-winning Molière in the Park theater company gave Dartmouth students a masterclass in bringing classic theater to new audiences.

Professor Petra McGillen shows how the pressures that produce fake news today were built into journalism from the start.

Mary Lou Guerinot is a molecular geneticist; Reiko Ohnuma is an expert on Buddhism.

The ethnomusicologist was named a fellow at one of the country’s most prestigious humanities research institutes to work on her second book about Black sonic life in America.