Four new fellows will conduct research and teach undergraduates.

The seven Dartmouth events in New York City drew more than 800 registrants.

A gift from Doug Arion ’79 will rebuild the 1871 telescope and restore the dome, with reopening expected in 2028.

At a Rocky event, two analysts and a strategist discuss the upcoming midterm elections.

The book examines how Black grief finds expression across fiction, music, film, and poetry.

Satellite imagery shows the impact of wind above the tree line.

The Rodel Institute honor follows three American Political Science Association prizes for the government professor’s study of why politicians attack the other party.

The assistant professor uses magnetic signals in ancient rocks to learn how early life and the planet evolved.

The appointments honor faculty whose scholarship, teaching, and service exemplify Dartmouth’s core mission.

Geography professor Abigail Neely cultivates care as a form of resistance, both in her scholarship and her role as a house professor.