David Cole, former national legal director of the ACLU and a professor of law and public policy at Georgetown University Law ...

Against a projected background, Three Bones combines music, storytelling, vintage recordings, video elements and visual arts ...

A work of true crime and geopolitical intrigue, Ghattas' latest book is the story of what happened when the Iranian ...

Michael Ellis ’06, the deputy director of the CIA, responds to a student’s question during his Oct. 13 talk co-sponsored by ...

Students carried out a Dartmouth Outing Club tradition in August, hiking up Mount Washington, the highest peak in the ...

NYC's first Sanitation Department artist-in-residence, Mierle Laderman Ukeles, blends public art with waste management in ...

Dartmouth is hosting the AI at 70: What Must Remain? conference on Oct. 29-31, and Professor of Engineering Peter Chin, the ...

Join President Sian Leah Beilock ’76a, Dean of the School of Arts and Science Nina Pavcnik, and Board of Trustees Chair Gregg ...

We inspire students to practice good global citizenship while strengthening their own communities. You can invest in our ...

Zhou’s one-hour interview, moderated by former U.S. diplomat Elizabeth Shackelford, now a distinguished lecturer at the John ...

Are the opportunities the artificial intelligence revolution is bringing to teaching and learning outweighed by the risks? This was the question that opened a wide-ranging discussion on Oct. 19 ...

Hot, fast-moving particles dominated the cosmos after the burst of energy known as the Big Bang that scientists believe triggered the universe’s expansion 13.7 billion years ago. These particles were ...