An art history program asked students to slow down, focus deeply, and discover what happens when you spend hours with a single work of art.

Richard Norton Smith says the job has "radically changed" over the decades.

A Rome symposium and student immersion examined food, culture, and climate resilience.

The program provides graduate fellowships at Tsinghua University in Beijing.

Researchers report a novel target for treating depression and anxiety.

Study shows the voluntary state program did little to overcome inequities in coverage.

Twenty-seven individuals were recognized for their commitment to Dartmouth.

A new Dartmouth study illuminates how plant cells use calcium to direct their own growth—a discovery that could help scientists engineer better crops for biofuels and other applications.

This academic year, 14 tenure-line professors join 13 departments and programs.

In her new book, sociologist Emily Walton explores how seemingly progressive communities can still leave certain residents feeling invisible.