‘Moonbit’: Poems and Prose From the Apollo 11 Computer Code
July 16, 2019
Faculty members’ book comes out on the anniversary of the Apollo moon landing.
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Preserving Indigenous Languages Through Printmaking
May 29, 2019Cherokee metal type, called a syllabary, is now in use at the Book Arts Workshop.
‘Change the Subject’: A Hard-Fought Battle Over Words
April 22, 2019The film traces students’ work to replace the phrase “illegal aliens” in library catalogs.
Orienting to Dartmouth Through the Orozco Mural
September 14, 2018The Class of ’22 “reads” the Orozco Mural as a shared academic experience.
Book Designer and Printer Clemente Orozco ’85 Visits Campus
October 16, 2017The alumnus will lecture and make prints in the library that houses his grandfather’s murals.
Baker-Berry Bells Are Back, Just in Time for Homecoming
October 27, 2016The tower restoration team preserved the old bells but upgraded the operating system.
Why Is the Baker Bell Tower All Wrapped Up in Itself?
August 30, 2016The scrim around the scaffold is practical and gives people a nice view during repairs.
At Sanborn Hall: Some Enchanted Afternoon
May 31, 2016The English Department threw an Alice in Wonderland Party to celebrate the end of term.
Dartmouth Trip to Cuba Coincides With Historic Moments
April 1, 2016Faculty and staff witnessed “turning points,” says government professor John Carey.
Students Persuade Library of Congress to Drop the I-Word
March 29, 2016Against steep odds, a small but persistent group of Dartmouth students has persuaded the Library of Congress to change the way it catalogs holdings that refer to noncitizens who have entered the United States without authorization.