Diplomatic, military, and national security experts to gather at Dartmouth for talks.
At the 250th anniversary event, the liberal arts are held up as a guiding principle.
E.E. Just Program has doubled the percentage of students graduating with STEM degrees.
Late April's Cows, Land, and Labor Conference, hosted by Matt Garcia, synthesized hands-on practioners and academic theorists in discussion about the role of the bovine in New England.
Professor Ayo Coly's newest book Postcolonial Hauntologies: African Women’s Discourses of the Female Body is now available! Postcolonial Hauntologies is an interdisciplinary and comparative analysis of critical, literary, visual, and performance texts by women from different parts of Africa.
Students explore the relationship between humans and their environment in architecture in a course taught by Zenovia Toloudi, assistant professor of studio art.
“We are once again thrilled with the response to the playwriting competition and the strong shortlist it has generated,” said Dan Rockmore, director of the Neukom Institute.
Ke’s laboratory team is at work developing a new type of porous, carbon-based crystal.
Local farmers will join scholars and activists for a two-day conference on agriculture.
International computer society gives the associate professor its “RockStar Award.”
