The government major is interested in humanitarian and civil rights law.

New study finds disapproval of targeted political violence is not universal.

An Oct. 26-28 symposium co-hosted by the UNDP is bringing the world to Dartmouth.

The recent graduate is helping undergraduates succeed in biology classes.

Philosopher Amie Thomasson reconceptualizes metaphysics as a practical discipline that shapes how we reason, communicate, and navigate the world.

Fellows will foster intellectual engagement and student growth beyond the classroom.

A new Dartmouth study analyzes assessments from NATO members and allies.

Kristina Guild Douglass '07 is a trailblazer in community-engaged archaeology.

When the EPA banned a carcinogenic solvent, Dartmouth chemists found greener alternatives for undergraduate labs—and showed other schools how to make the switch.