Dartmouth Libraries

06/17/2026

Congrats on your 60th reunion, Dartmouth College Class of 1966!! It was a buzz hosting events for you at the Libraries 👏🏼🎊✨️

Class members joined tours of Baker-Berry Library to revisit the familiar and discover the new. They also had the option to join library experts Este and Jay to go beyond the "tip of the iceberg" with selected gems from the Stefansson Collection on Polar Exploration.

06/11/2026

Another group of awesome Dartmouth Libraries student colleagues leave their mark as they say "good bye!"

Head to Berry Library to check out the collection items these '26ers chose. Each one now holds their name within.

04/10/2026

We're excited that Samson Occom's story is being shared and will premiere at the Boston International Film Festival. 🙌🏼 ✨

https://www.bostoniff.com/portfolio-view/forgotten-founder-the-untold-story-of-samson-occom-and-dartmouth/

04/01/2026

Did you know Dartmouth has a free-to-access digital platform that saves, publishes, promotes, and shares Dartmouth’s diverse research and scholarship? It does!

Called Dartmouth Digital Commons, it currently features 8,000 scholarly works, including Dartmouth’s ever-growing, cross-institutional, and internationally-partnered research outputs.

Read more about how this platform is a great place to submit your work, making it easier for researchers worldwide to benefit from your scholarship.

Dartmouth Digital Commons features 8,000 scholarly works, including Dartmouth’s ever-growing, cross-institutional, and internationally partnered research outputs. The Commons is one of many ways Dartmouth Libraries enhance discovery and access to Dartmouth’s world-class research collections and ...

03/30/2026

Faculty members James E. Dobson and Rena Mosteirin collaborated on a genre-bending nonfiction book about the not-so-well-known scientist Frank Rosenblatt called "Perceptron."

Read our story about James' (Jed) and Rena's desire to share Frank's story with the world and put him in his rightful place in the history of artifical intelligence.

Frank Rosenblatt created a machine capable of learning in 1958. Ahead of his time, he was largely omitted from artificial intelligence history. Dartmouth faculty members James E. Dobson and Rena Mosteirin collaborated on a genre-bending biography, Perceptron, to write Frank Rosenblatt back into AI h...

03/26/2026

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02/13/2026

Valentine's Day is also Library Lovers Day! So, we pulled some of your lovely reviews about the libraries to share ✨💅🏼

From the eloquently poetic to the simple and emphatic, your love of the Libraries is unmatched! So, right back atcha this Library Lovers Day, and always 💚💚💚

images 1 - 6, Baker Berry Library
image 7, Feldberg Library
image 8, Matthews-Fuller Library
image 9, Rauner Library



all photos credit the Libraries /

02/12/2026

New Exhibition in Reiss Hall!! 📣

🥾 ✨ From trail magic to trail names and trail angels, discover Hanover, and the Hanover community's, important place in AT history.

See the photos and stories from decades past showcasing your and the community's love for the Appalachian Trail.

On view through April in Baker Library.

02/05/2026

AI! Poetry! Science! Technology!
Join professors Rena Mosteirin and Jed Dobson to hear about Frank Rosenblatt, inventor of a 1957 machine learning device, the Perceptron—the first widely publicized and used machine learning device (AI!!)—the experimental nature of the book itself, and why they chose to publish it Open Access.

4:30pm, February 12th - The LINK, Berry 180, Berry Library

Author talk followed by a Q&A. Light refreshments provided.

Find the book, free to download and read, via the Libraries website.

01/23/2026

Palette cleanse! Enjoy this collection of vibrant, color-themed photography from across Dartmouth Libraries. ✨ 😍 Which is your fav?

Laura Graveline, Visual Arts Librarian, shared a selection of books all about color (https://researchguides.dartmouth.edu/color) and inspired us to do this post 😎


📷 credits throughout to
Robert Gill
Sophia Scull '25
Beam Lertbunnaphongs '25
Eli Burakian '00