An avid traveler from a young age, linguistics major Maggie Baird ’18 has already spent time in 30 countries. Most recently, Baird, a recipient of a Dartmouth Stamps Scholarship, was in northern France, where she interviewed a native speaker of Gulmancema for her current research project.

This past winter, the College introduced Media Fellows, part of the larger Learning Fellows program, designed to provide creative and technical expertise in the classroom and help faculty translate their visions into their teaching.

The Gender Research Institute at Dartmouth presents Radical Unlearning, a seminar series of "feminist reflections on transgressions, humility, and chaos," throughout April and May, including a Pedagogy Panel on April 12.

The first thing a visitor to Professor Thomas Jack’s “Biology 13: Gene Expression and Inheritance” classroom in the Class of 1978 Life...

Nancy Yang, Tuck School of Business '17, writes on the MBA Blog about experiential learning as part of a global consulting team in Argentina.

On a snowy Thursday night, Ryan Hickox, an assistant professor of physics and astronomy and the house professor for West House, welcomes...

It’s not every day that a couple of college students discover a fossilized piece of bone likely to have come from a 2-million-year-old...

In light of November's presidential election and the shifting political climate of the United States and larger world, educators are turning to one another for insight on teaching in this particular moment.