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.

Festivities kick off with a Founders Day celebration on Feb. 26.

Studio art professor Dawit Petros brings his latest exhibition to the community that welcomed his family as refugees.

In his sixth book, Matthew Delmont reveals Coretta Scott King’s pivotal antiwar leadership and the untold costs of service for Black soldiers.

A Dartmouth study finds the amygdala helps the brain think strategically about the choices presented amid uncertainty.

Three NSF-funded Dartmouth projects reshape understanding of animal domestication in China and Indigenous agricultural systems and settlements across North America.

Four top journalists talk about adapting to constant changes in the media industry.