Alumna Works at the Confluence of Art and Geography
April 13, 2018
Documentary project by Brooks Fellow Dalia McGill ’16 explores an Amazon dam project.
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Professor Robyn Millan on Why Small Satellites Are Big
April 9, 2018The physicist advocates for the use of small, experimental spacecraft.
Tyné Angela Freeman ’17 Named a Finalist for Music Award
April 2, 2018The composer created an album of world music for her senior fellowship last year.
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.
Revisiting Fred Rogers’ 2002 Commencement Address
March 27, 2018On the 50th anniversary of the U.S. premiere of the beloved children’s show “Mister Roger’s Neighborhood,” take a look back at the memorable 2002 commencement address by Fred Rogers ’50.
Alpine Skier Staci Mannella ’18 to Compete in 2018 Paralympics
March 9, 2018The undergraduate, who is visually impaired, will ski with her guide in four events.
What Does It Take to Become a Dartmouth Idol?
March 5, 2018Five contestants trace their journey through the tryouts.
Music and Poetry From Uzbekistan Sing of Women Warriors
February 27, 2018‘Qyrq Qyz’ (Forty Girls) will have its world premiere at the Hopkins Center for the Arts.
Students Work With Female Inmates to Make ‘It’s Criminal’
February 20, 2018The documentary is enjoying success on the indie film circuit.
'Enduring Vietnam': Video Interview With Dartmouth’s James Wright
January 10, 2018The president emeritus of the College discusses his new book about the Vietnam War.