Dartmouth faculty, students, and staff are recognized for their achievements.

The work will be the first animated experimental film to appear on PBS through the 'America ReFramed' series.

"#You Know You're Black in France When..." selected in notable list of forthcoming publications

On October 5, 2022, The New York Times published a review of Matthew Delmont's book "Half American: The Epic Story of African Americans Fighting a World War II at Home and Abroad."

"#You Know You're Black in France When" will be released in February 2023.

Awards were given to 37 undergraduate and graduate faculty this year.

Twenty-one professors have been promoted, 12 were awarded tenure, and two were newly appointed to endowed professorships.

The initiative has a legacy of empowering emerging scholars to diversify academia.

AAAS will welcome Ebony Coletu on July 12 for an online lecture that will explore the hidden lineage of pan-African organizing in Ghana through a consideration of the Accra roots of Laura Adorkor Koffey's pan-African project.

Will the country become more comfortable reckoning honestly with its history?