Michael Herron, the Remsen 1943 Professor of Government, appeared June 11 at a U.S. House hearing on voting rights, testifying that limits...

Four students and three alumni have been offered grants to study or teach around the world—in Germany, Hungary, India, Italy, Kosovo, New...

Honors Program '21 participants will present their work from May 10 to May 21, 2021. Check the dates and times for the presentations.

Dhwani Kharel '22, who was born in Nepal, plans to dedicate her life to protecting and advancing women's rights around the world. This week...

Government students receive the Edson Prize for their outstanding work in introductory courses.

Government students receive the Graduate Research Fellowship Award in 2021

Watch the March 17 Community Conversations webcast with Provost Joseph Helble, President Philip J. Hanlon '77, and Dartmouth-Hitchcock...

Dartmouth welcomes 38 new tenured or tenure-track faculty members to the community this academic year. Embracing curiosity as a basis for...

Google's YouTube is still recommending extremist and white supremacist videos to viewers already susceptible to racial hatred, a new report...