A film festival caps Dartmouth symposium of media scholars, archivists, and historians.

In a series of events, students share their ingenuity with the Dartmouth community.

The writer created the successful “Grey’s Anatomy” and the sensation “Scandal,” and has plans for more.

MacArthur Fellow Bernice Johnson Reagon is the founder of the a cappella group Sweet Honey in the Rock.

“Make-A-Thon” and screenings of students’ films are part of the weeklong Digital Arts Exhibition.

David R. Godine ’66 will lecture April 11 on Rocky Stinehour ’50, founder of Stinehour Press.

Dartmouth co-commissioned the show, a work-in-progress by Phil Kline and Jim Jarmusch.

“Dartmouth Engineer” features students whose interests lie in both the arts and engineering.

A documentary made by film students about Lyme, N.H., bear researcher Ben Kilham premieres on campus.

Keith Moskow ’83 talks to VPR about why “Ice Chimes” needs different weather.