Melissa Reyes '25 Awarded a Beinecke Scholarship The first-generation student is a history and Latino studies double major.
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.
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
Matthew Delmont Featured in New World War II Documentaries The National Geographic films showcase African Americans who served in the U.S. military.
Fulbright Awards Continue to Flow to Dartmouth Nineteen students and recent alums were offered awards to study or teach abroad.
Four Undergraduates Win Bosworth Awards The students were recognized for their work in such fields as global health and human rights.
Retiring Faculty Reflect on Dartmouth and Future Plans Seven longtime Arts and Sciences faculty will retire this spring.
Opinion: An Open Letter to the Board of Trustees from Former Students of Professor Annelise Orleck, Condemning Beilock's Response on May 1 Published May 23, 2024 in The Dartmouth
Professor Udi Greenberg in The New Republic "The Abuses of Prehistory: Beware of theories about human nature based on the study of our earliest ancestors," a new article by Udi Greenberg, historian of modern European history.
CONSISTENT DEMOCRACY: The "Woman Question" and Self-Government in Nineteenth-Century America Leslie Butler