Middle Eastern studies and Jewish studies professors led discussions on interfaith dialogue and Middle East history with major religious and political leaders.

Two public photography projects led by professor Silvia Spitta illuminate often-overlooked people and places that have shaped Peru's history.

A new Dartmouth study could have important implications for treating neurodegenerative diseases.

The history department will host the one-day program on Sept. 21.

The first inorganic chemist to join the faculty, Soderberg was instrumental to the design and construction of Burke Laboratory.

Dartmouth anthropologists tout the benefits of monkey bars for child development.

Saccio was a sought-after scholar, an actor and director, and a dedicated advocate for gay and lesbian students at Dartmouth.

Paper questions model of rapid polar ice collapse, but says retreat is still dire.

Dartmouth researchers illuminate ancient water sources on the Red Planet.

An accomplished scholar and academic administrator, Wasserman is dedicated to helping faculty do their best work.