The computer science professor will return as a Dartmouth faculty member this summer.

Professor Jessica Beckman’s students handle rare manuscripts, print their own books, and grapple with what vanishes in the digital age.

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

In their new book, James Dobson and Rena Mosteirin explore the elusive life of Frank Rosenblatt, whose groundbreaking invention laid the foundation for modern AI.

The California Democrat also calls for a vote on the war with Iran.

‘Text+Textile+Technology’ reframes craft as critical inquiry across disciplines.

The former transportation secretary speaks at Dartmouth's "Law and Democracy" series.

When Daniel Liu ’26 set out to perform Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3, he found a uniquely dedicated mentor in William Cheng.

Finn was selected for her groundbreaking work on the neural basis of behavior and cognition.

A sweeping exploration of science, history, and ambition marks the theater department’s debut in the new Daryl Roth Studio Theater.