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.

Directed by Tibetan filmmaker Kesang Tseten, the film builds on Craig's research on migration and social change to showcase one of New York's newest immigrant communities.

Sociologist Janice McCabe's research illuminates how students can maximize meaningful social ties—an "under-recognized resource" in an era of loneliness.

Dubrova received the 2023 Student Translation Award from the American Translators Association.

A member of the physics and astronomy department for more than 17 years, Goldblatt also makes and restores violins.

Professor Danielle Callegari will convene food and beverage scholars, aficionados, purveyors, and writers at Dartmouth on Nov. 3 and 4.