Events will explore the 19th century's myriad disruptive technologies—offering insights for our time and broadening the traditional scope of 19th-century studies.

A course taught by sociologist Sunmin Kim empowered students to reconstruct and share the history of Asian American student activism at Dartmouth.

The professor emeritus of film and media studies died on April 11.

In his new book published by Harvard University Press, professor Matt Garcia chronicles the tragic quest of an idealistic immigrant to improve the world through a multinational corporation.

Dartmouth tops the list this year for the prestigious fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies for scholars in the humanities and social sciences.

The associate professor of studio art was selected for the prestigious fellowship for her prior achievement and exceptional promise.

The latest book by professor James Dobson takes readers back to the Cold War-era scientists who taught computers how to see.

Artists, writers, performers, scholars, and filmmakers will illuminate the complexities of what it means to be Black from Latin America.

The archive, the largest collection of its kind, engages with people around the world interested in Jewish culture.