When Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a giant in the legal struggle for equal protection under the law regardless of sex or gender, died Friday...

One of the centerpieces of new student orientation is the Shared Academic Experience—an opportunity for incoming students to engage in an...

Editor's note: Following a recount by state election officials, Beatriz Pastor, a Dartmouth professor of Spanish and comparative literature...

Listen to a brand-new podcast series from Dartmouth Alumni Relations exploring the November election with Dartmouth faculty experts and...

With an expected increase in absentee voting during the COVID-19 pandemic, any disruption in U.S. Postal Service deliveries could have...

Influential theories of motivated reasoning, as well as real-world anecdotal examples, would suggest that voters do not always penalize...

Research on how unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud affect public confidence in elections, co-authored by Professor of Government Brendan...