Dartmouth News | Dartmouth

Dartmouth News

Photos from the gallery

Views From the Green in April

Campus takes a turn toward spring.

Orozco Murals

A New App Augments Art at Dartmouth

Why do the figures in the Anglo-American panel of the Orozco murals look like zombies? What’s going on in the landscape behind the throne in...

With Associate Professor of Art History Nicola Camerlenghi, left, students test out the new Augmented Dartmouth app on Perugino's Virgin and Child with Saints in the Hood Museum of Art.

Orienting to Dartmouth Through the Orozco Mural

When the Class of 2022 arrived on campus for their weeklong New Student Orientation, they were introduced to College life—from the house...

The Class of 2022 gathers in front of José Clemente Orozco’s

Book Designer and Printer Clemente Orozco ’85 Visits Campus

Clemente Orozco ’85 is returning to Dartmouth this week to share his talents and reflect on his long career as an illustrator, printer, and...

artwork created by Clemente Orozco

Professor Mary Coffey Talks Orozco in California

Every Dartmouth student knows The Epic of American Civilization, the massive mural cycle painted in the early 1930s by José Clemente Orozco...

Mary Coffey

Across Disciplines, Students Connect to Orozco Mural

Mrynna Cervantes ’16 grew up in El Centro, Calif., not far from the Mexican border. But though her family is Mexican-American, she says she...

Libraries Dean Jeffrey Horrell Announces His Retirement

Jeffrey Horrell, dean of libraries and Dartmouth’s 18th librarian of the College, will retire at the end of June 2016 after 11 years at the...

Website Enhances Public Engagement With Orozco Mural

One of the most renowned art treasures at Dartmouth is the ambitious mural The Epic of American Civilization, painted by Mexican artist José...

‘Epic’ Formally Recognized as National Historic Landmark

The Manton Foundation Annual Orozco Lecture at Dartmouth will have a special feature this year, as the plaque identifying the Orozco Murals...

Toward Its Own Destruction (The Wall Street Journal)

In an essay in The Wall Street Journal, Mary Tompkins Lewis discusses The Epic of American Civilization, the José Clemente Orozco mural at...

Photo grid of students and faculty

Dartmouth Dialogues

Dartmouth Dialogues is our shared commitment to expanding programming across the institution dedicated to facilitating conversations and skills that bridge political and personal divides.

3D rendering of the completed renovation of the Hop

Hop Project Happenings

Stay up to date with the Hop’s renovation and expansion project.

Aerial of second College grant land

Dartmouth Climate Collaborative

The collaborative will connect, strengthen, and leverage Dartmouth’s existing work on climate and sustainability.

Photographers during class day shoot

Resources for journalists, including faculty experts, photos, and facts.