The ethnomusicologist was named a fellow at one of the country’s most prestigious humanities research institutes to work on her second book about Black sonic life in America.

In his sixth book, Matthew Delmont reveals Coretta Scott King’s pivotal antiwar leadership and the untold costs of service for Black soldiers.

Hall combined a deep commitment to his students with the vital work of documenting Dartmouth’s evolving history of race and inclusion.

The two alums will study epidemiology and paleobiology, respectively, at Oxford.

An evening of powerful cinema, urgent voices, and stories that must be heard!

Please join us on Monday, May 19,at 5 pm in Sanborn Library for a lecture with poet and scholar Kwame Dawes to honor William Cook's legacy.

Professor Robert Baum, who holds a joint appointment in the Department of Religion and the Department of African and African American...

The theme of the events is "Moral Courage in the Face of Change and Uncertainty."

Sailor, porter, student, preacher, Edward Mitchell led an extraordinary life.