The scope and intensity of academic inquiry that the new faculty members bring to Dartmouth become clear as the scholars talk about their work—whether it is a chemistry professor describing the vastness of protein structures or a music professor t
The Dartmouth Faculty of Arts & Sciences this year recognized five professors who are retiring.
The Dartmouth Board of Trustees announced a new board member during its spring meeting on June 6. The board also honored a retiring trustee, paid tribute to its board chair, and approved appointments and promotions to faculty positions.
Thirty-two scholars have joined the Dartmouth faculty this academic year, an accomplished group of teachers and researchers dedicated to a range of disciplines, including religion, African and African-American studies, health policy and clinical p
Dartmouth is working to create a stronger sense of community in undergraduate residential life and to offer more social opportunities, President Phil Hanlon ’77 told the Faculty of Arts & Sciences
The vision for Dartmouth announced this week by President Phil Hanlon ’77 will enhance scholarship, research opportunity, and the undergraduate experience, say faculty leaders and those in the c
In his first major address to the faculty, President Phil Hanlon ’77 outlined his vision for Dartmouth’s next decade and previewed his priorities, including increasin
Annette Gordon-Reed ’81, a Dartmouth Trustee, Pulitzer-Prize winning author, and Harvard professor, admits she is sometimes perplexed by the national debate over th
During its spring meeting on June 7, the Dartmouth Board of Trustees elected a new Board member. The Board also honored two retiring Trustees and Interim President Carol L. Folt and approved appointments and promotions to faculty positions.