In a new volume co-edited by Assistant Professor of Religion Rachel Feldman, scholars investigate the politics of "indigeneity" in the West Bank.

This academic year, 30 tenured and tenure-track faculty members join 19 departments and programs.

Amy Schiller, a visiting scholar and former postdoc in the Society of Fellows, argues that contemporary philanthropy must transcend its focus on basic human survival.

Faculty often hear from students that Dartmouth's advanced language immersion programs benefit their mental health.

In his new book, historian Darrin McMahon illuminates how demands for equality throughout the ages have resulted in hierarchy and exclusion.

Eighteen staff members across units in the Arts and Sciences marked service milestones.

In her new book, sociologist Casey Stockstill shows how even the highest-quality preschools reinforce racial inequities.

Biological sciences professor Lee Witters collaborated with Krista Schemitsch '24 on a project that showcases how classical art can enhance perception of medical topics and human disease.

The biennial gathering has made Dartmouth a leader in medieval studies in the Northeast for nearly 20 years.