President Beilock Visits London as Part of Global Focus Three days of meetings highlight the international dimensions of the Dartmouth experience.
History Department Statement on Mistreatment of Palestinian Scholar Dr. Basil Farraj, Birzeit University Department of History invited speaker, Dr. Basil Farraj, Birzeit University, was detained and had his visa revoked at Boston's Logan Airport in September.
Mellon Mays Program Launches Alums to Academic Careers A record number of MMUF alums started PhD programs this fall.
Symposium to Honor Eminent Historian Pamela Crossley The history department will host the one-day program on Sept. 21.
Meet the 2024 Chase Peace Prize Winners Three students who graduated in June have been recognized for their senior theses on topics related to conflict resolution, war, and peace.
Leslie Butler Awarded 2024 Society for U.S. Intellectual History Book Prize History professor's recent book wins prize from the Society for U.S. Intellectual History.
Arts and Sciences Professors Receive Dean of Faculty Awards Thirteen faculty members are recognized for their excellence in teaching, mentoring, research, and service.
Darrin McMahon Awarded 2024 Jacques Barzun Prize The history professor will receive the prestigious award for his new book.
Melissa Reyes '25 Awarded a Beinecke Scholarship The first-generation student is a history and Latino studies double major.
Our own Bethany Moreton quoted in a Mother Jones article about QAnon and gender binarism "The single biggest off-the-books investment that keeps stripped-down neoliberal economics working is free female labor," historian Bethany Moreton
CONSISTENT DEMOCRACY: The "Woman Question" and Self-Government in Nineteenth-Century America Leslie Butler