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

The Dartmouth Library is among the top 20 in the country, according to a Princeton Review opinion poll of 122,000 college students throughout the U.S.

Two Dartmouth professors will use and evaluate MediaKron, a new online tool for presenting and exploring multimedia course content, during their courses next year.

Items chosen by graduating seniors for the Library’s collections—including books, DVDs, music scores, and more—receive bookplates honoring the students’ service.

Dartmouth’s Leading Voices lecture series featured a virtual tour of national gems by ‘Archivist-in-Chief’ David Ferriero.

In this video, “Leading Voices in Higher Education” lecturer Darnton speaks about the effort to make the country’s research libraries available, free of charge, over the Internet.

With a tradition of service and a culture of innovation, the Dartmouth Library was an ideal beta tester for the new search service “Summon.”

A Harvard University librarian and professor, and a writer discuss recent developments in higher education as the next speakers in the strategic planning lecture series.

Dartmouth’s Rauner Special Collections Library, Hopkins Center for the Arts, and Institute of Arctic Studies contributed to theater group’s polar-themed production.

Dartmouth Friends of the Library present a public talk on the 14th-century French poem—and cultural phenomenon—The Romance of the Rose.