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.

The beloved professor brought ancient literature into conversation with modern American culture.

From cult classics to hidden gems, professor Marcela Di Blasi shares novels that explore love, resistance, and reimagined futures.

A Provost Office series for faculty creates space for cross-disciplinary conversations.

Avery Deutsch’s The Age of Mary explores how technology alters the aging experience.

Study finds plasmids pack bacteria into dense groups more resistant to antibiotics.

Sunmin Kim illuminates how the foundations of America’s immigration debate contain the seeds of today’s crisis.