New books by Olivia Jaras and Carlene Kucharczyk hit shelves this spring.

Students discover the fun and usefulness of physical chemistry.

When controversy about Assassin's Creed Shadows erupted into online harassment, Sachi Schmidt-Hori showed how one-on-one conversations can foster positive change.

The first-of-its-kind course explores the complex relationship between voice, identity, and communication—giving students insight into empathetic listening and inclusive dialogue.

The Melvin G. Marcus Distinguished Career Award honors the geography professor's outstanding research and dedication to mentorship.

Dartmouth researchers explain how a mysterious process can drive physical aging in some materials—unlocking new ways to design and manufacture plastics for wide-ranging use.

In her new book, professor Desirée Garcia shows how backstage narratives in film illuminate conflicts of race, gender, and class.

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

A surprising new study co-led by Dartmouth alumni and professor Ryan Hickox shows how radiation from back holes could have a nurturing effect on life.

Students in César Alvarez's songwriting class explore the creative and ethical implications of AI-generated music.