Through Theater, Revisiting the 1969 Parkhurst Occupation
June 5, 2019
“This is a celebration of activists at Dartmouth,” says theater professor Laura Edmondson.
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Dear Dr. Seuss: Fans Say ‘Thank You’ to Theodor Geisel ’25
February 28, 2019Seuss’s creator, who was born March 2, 1904, corresponded with avid readers of all ages.
Remembering Dartmouth’s Vermont Thanksgiving
November 21, 2018Dartmouth Library takes a look at a 1776 proclamation about giving thanks.
SpeakOut: LGBTQIA+ Community Members Recall Their Dartmouth Years
October 15, 2018Marking the 250th anniversary, students interview College graduates about campus life.
‘Hindsight Is 20/19’: Podcast Series Tells Story of Dartmouth’s 250 Years
October 12, 2018“They have the power to make bits of history very real,” says the Dartmouth Library’s Jay Satterfield.
Student Tells the Story of Dartmouth’s First Female Tenured Professor
October 9, 2018Caroline Cook ’21 is the library’s first historical accountability research fellow.
Orienting to Dartmouth Through the Orozco Mural
September 14, 2018The Class of ’22 “reads” the Orozco Mural as a shared academic experience.
Allison Gelman ’18 Named a Gaither Junior Fellow
April 18, 2018The economics and history major will work on geoeconomics at the Carnegie Endowment.
In the Family: Mario Puzo’s Papers Come to Dartmouth
March 28, 2018The ‘Godfather’ author’s papers are a gift from Diana and Bruce Rauner ’78.
Learning to Write With Jane Austen
March 7, 2018Professor Carolyn Dever’s first-year seminar is immersing students in Austen novels and adaptations.