Dartmouth study of macaques suggests leaders put immediate survival above longevity.

The Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life is honoring the author and civil rights activist's legacy with eminent scholars and writers, students, staff, and alumni.

Nine faculty members from across the Arts and Sciences were promoted.

The professor emeritus of English died on July 21.

Potential applications for a light-controlled pump developed by Dartmouth scientists include filtering environmental pollutants and treating cystic fibrosis.

Check out more than a dozen recent titles by faculty—plus books they're reading this summer.

Geographer Sarah Kelly and Indigenous leader Gladys Quintul advocate for a collaborative approach to water-related threats in Latin America.

Inspired by his own family's migration from postwar El Salvador, professor Jorge Cuéllar illuminates how Salvadorans foster hope and community.

New research shows that the relationship between education and antisemitism varies across countries.

Thirteen faculty members are recognized for their excellence in teaching, mentoring, research, and service.