Students translated and staged the world premiere of Volodymyr Rafeyenko’s Vertep for Homo Sapiens, a play drawn from the stories of Ukrainians living through Russia’s 2022 invasion.

Fourteen new professors will join the faculty during the 2026-27 academic year.

Fourteen faculty were promoted to full professor this year, and 14 were promoted to associate professor and granted tenure.

SouYoung Jin and Yujun Yan are pursuing AI research in two directions: Jin toward systems that sense and feel, Yan toward models that reason.

Diane Gilbert-Diamond ’98 joins Allen House on July 1 as the house communities celebrate a decade.

No two people take in a new scene quite the same way, a new Dartmouth study finds, using AI to map where we look.

César Alvarez’s new musical, premiering off-Broadway this summer, imagines the lives of the dead while taking on capitalism, racism, and generational trauma.

After more than three decades keeping the economics department running and guiding the thousands of students who pass through her office, Karen Pelletier retires this summer.

A new Dartmouth study finds that cute AI imagery used as partisan attack may signal a new tactic in political warfare.

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