Rauner Special Collections Library

Spectators Watching Cane Rush Canes have a long and varied tradition at Dartmouth. During the 18th and 19th centuries freshmen were not...

In celebration of 100 years of graphic design fun and folly, the Friends of the Dartmouth College Library and the University Press of New En...

Aegis, 1971 In January 1971, Foley House, then a fraternity within Dartmouth's Greek system, published a resolution to cease to exis...

In his December 24, 1929, letter to Robert Frost, Joseph Blumenthal, head of the Spiral Press, writes that he and his wife feel privileged t...

Robert Mudie, born in Scotland in 1777, was a teacher, author, editor and illustrator, who wrote or compiled nearly 90 volumes in his lifeti...

Nobody would accuse Bartok of being "pop," and his Bluebeard's Castle is a notoriously difficult opera.  Filled with abstract...

In 1754, Eleazar Wheelock established a school for tutoring and training Indians in Lebanon Connecticut.  Wheelock’s school began modestly, ...