Eight members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences were recently appointed to endowed professorships by Dartmouth's Board of Trustees. Since 1787, Dartmouth has recognized its top faculty with named professorships. These appointments—traditionally supported through endowed gifts from alumni, family, and friends of the College—honor faculty whose scholarship, teaching, and service exemplify Dartmouth's core mission.

Nineteen staff are recognized for their long-term dedication to Dartmouth.

The "Incubator for Human Flourishing" aims to tackle the biggest challenges facing humanity.

Professor Claudia Olivetti's latest research with Nobel laureate Clauda Goldin illuminates the pay gap between mothers and fathers that persists long after children grow up.

New research shows how some trees use nitrogen more efficiently than others—offering important implications for carbon storage in the face of climate change.

The math professor enlisted Dartmouth students to bring computer time-sharing and BASIC to the world.

Professor Jed Dobson assesses artificial intelligence from a humanities perspective.

The Daniel P. Stone Professor Emeritus in Intellectual and Moral Philosophy was an internationally recognized pioneer in computer and AI ethics.

More than 150 early-career math scholars convened for the Algebraic Geometry Northeastern Series conference, which was held at Dartmouth for the first time.