The quarterly event was held in the West End for the first time earlier this month.

The annual CS87/187 rendering competition lets students compete with their own computer-generated images. 12 entries were received this year, featuring black holes, microscopic creatures and everything inbetween.

SIGMOBILE recognized David Kotz and Kobby Essien's seminal 2002 paper "Analysis of a Campus-wide Wireless Network" with their Test-of-Time award for its sustained and significant impact over at least a decade. Congratulations David and Kobby!

DartNets lab presented DarkLight in ACM MobiCom'16 and won the Best Video Award....

The Pitch offers Dartmouth students, faculty, and staff a chance to share their big ideas in hopes of receiving support from DALI & DEN....

Screenings of student computer animation and a 24-hour “Make-A-Thon” competition are just two of the featured events in Dartmouth’s second annual Digital Arts Exhibition (DAX) from May 6 through 12.

Dartmouth will roll out a real red carpet in downtown Hanover for “DAX v.1,” the first exhibition of student work in the Digital Arts, at a festival that will include a screening of student computer animation. The May 10 event is free and open to the public.