A paper by Mingyue Zha ’27 and professor Herbert Chang received the Top Paper Award in the Game Studies Division at the 2025 International Communication Association conference.

In his new book, professor Randall Balmer warns of the growing erosion of the separation between church and state in the United States.

Polarization Research Lab takes students to DC to engage with a range of viewpoints.

The expert in algebraic topology served on the Dartmouth faculty for nearly 50 years.

Scientists from around the world took part in the largest astronomy meeting on campus in recent history.

The school is already sparking new collaborations between staff and faculty.

Ben Vagle ’22 and professor Stephen Brooks co-authored a new book inspired by Vagle’s senior thesis.

Drawing on their long tenures at Dartmouth, many intend to remain active in scholarly and creative endeavors.

A Dartmouth team finds volatile phases predate significant climate change effects.