Faculty Discuss Ginsburg's Life and Legacy, and the Battle Ahead
September 23, 2020
Dartmouth scholars discuss Ruth Bader Ginsburg's enduring impact on law and culture.
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Court Ruling During Pride Month Cause for Celebration, Caution
June 29, 2020A professor and a student weigh in on court decision, Pride march anniversary.
Jennifer Sargent Takes Helm of New Hampshire Parole Board
January 20, 2020The visiting professor aims to foster communication in a "culture of consistency."
Conference to Celebrate a Century of Women on the Faculty
October 30, 2019Events explore women's leadership, from Elizabeth Hapgood, hired in 1918, to the present.
Race, Migration, Sexuality: Focus of New Consortium
October 29, 2019The collective of faculty and students will host events and propose new courses.
#SayHerName: A Lecture Series on Violence Against Black Women
July 5, 2019Leading anti-violence scholars and activists will be on campus throughout the summer.
Meet Dartmouth’s Newest Faculty Members
February 5, 2019Thirty-two teacher-scholars joined the faculty this academic year.
Dartmouth Launches $3 Billion Comprehensive Campaign: The Call to Lead
April 27, 2018Historic effort focuses on preparing leaders for great challenges around the world.
Julia Dressel ’17 and Research That Went Viral
March 9, 2018A Dartmouth study questions software accuracy in predicting criminal behavior.
Students Work With Female Inmates to Make ‘It’s Criminal’
February 20, 2018The documentary is enjoying success on the indie film circuit.