‘Storming Caesars Palace’ Documentary to Premiere on PBS
Based on Annelise Orleck’s 2005 book, the film chronicles the visionary work of Ruby Duncan and fellow low-income Black mothers who built a grass-roots antipoverty movement in the 1970s. (Photo by Diana Mara Henry Photography)
Students, Economics Department Collaborate on Inclusivity
The Sadie Alexander Association supports underrepresented minority and first-generation students and helps the Department of Economics explore ways to become more inclusive. (Francina Kolluri ’24, left, serves on its leadership council.)
Dartmouth Embraces Experimental Theater
And Thus They Began: A Decameron signals the theater department’s embrace of contemporary theater styles and new venues.
Preserving Indigenous Culture Through Language and Law
Aaní Perkins '23 weaves together research in Native American and Indigenous studies and linguistics to advocate for Indigenous voices and revitalize the language and culture of her people.
Images Capture 850-Year-Old Aftermath of Stellar Collision
“I have worked on supernova remnants for 30 years, and I’ve never seen anything like this,” Professor Robert Fesen said in Nature about his telescopic images.
Welcome from Dean Smith
Dean Elizabeth F. Smith leads the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
