Dartmouth In The News

  • 'We Are Not Here to Judge': Why Vermont Avoids Shaming COVID Rule Breakers

    Burlington Free Press

    A story about Vermont’s approach to COVID-19 cites social media comments by Dartmouth’s Anne Sosin ’02, who notes that the state’s messaging approach includes communicating with empathy and not shaming people who disregard state guidelines.

  • Shift to a Not-So-Frozen North Is Well Underway, Scientists Warn

    The New York Times

    In a story about climate change's impact on the Arctic, Dartmouth's Donald Perovich tells the Times, "While there have been these variations since, we've never returned to those levels before 2007. ... It's as though we're in this new state."

  • I Achieved My Wildest Dreams. Then Depression Hit.

    The New York Times

    In a video co-produced by Alexander Stockton '15, Olympic athlete, writer, actress, and filmmaker Alexi Pappas '12 talks about confronting a challenge that took her by surprise—clinical depression—and how she has dealt with it.

  • TV Technology's 'The Watch List' 2020

    TV Technology

    Dartmouth’s Eric Fossum, who “invented and commercialized the CMOS active-pixel image sensor with intrapixel charge transfer … the basis of 30 billion cameras so far,” is on the list of people transforming media production and distribution.

Fall foliage and Baker tower
Fall Term Highlights
With beautiful weather and through the ingenuity of faculty and staff, students explored the outdoors and experienced campus life.

Dartmouth In The News

  • 'We Are Not Here to Judge': Why Vermont Avoids Shaming COVID Rule Breakers

    Burlington Free Press

    A story about Vermont’s approach to COVID-19 cites social media comments by Dartmouth’s Anne Sosin ’02, who notes that the state’s messaging approach includes communicating with empathy and not shaming people who disregard state guidelines.

  • Shift to a Not-So-Frozen North Is Well Underway, Scientists Warn

    The New York Times

    In a story about climate change's impact on the Arctic, Dartmouth's Donald Perovich tells the Times, "While there have been these variations since, we've never returned to those levels before 2007. ... It's as though we're in this new state."

  • I Achieved My Wildest Dreams. Then Depression Hit.

    The New York Times

    In a video co-produced by Alexander Stockton '15, Olympic athlete, writer, actress, and filmmaker Alexi Pappas '12 talks about confronting a challenge that took her by surprise—clinical depression—and how she has dealt with it.

  • TV Technology's 'The Watch List' 2020

    TV Technology

    Dartmouth’s Eric Fossum, who “invented and commercialized the CMOS active-pixel image sensor with intrapixel charge transfer … the basis of 30 billion cameras so far,” is on the list of people transforming media production and distribution.

Dartmouth In The News

  • 'We Are Not Here to Judge': Why Vermont Avoids Shaming COVID Rule Breakers

    Burlington Free Press

    A story about Vermont’s approach to COVID-19 cites social media comments by Dartmouth’s Anne Sosin ’02, who notes that the state’s messaging approach includes communicating with empathy and not shaming people who disregard state guidelines.

  • Shift to a Not-So-Frozen North Is Well Underway, Scientists Warn

    The New York Times

    In a story about climate change's impact on the Arctic, Dartmouth's Donald Perovich tells the Times, "While there have been these variations since, we've never returned to those levels before 2007. ... It's as though we're in this new state."

  • I Achieved My Wildest Dreams. Then Depression Hit.

    The New York Times

    In a video co-produced by Alexander Stockton '15, Olympic athlete, writer, actress, and filmmaker Alexi Pappas '12 talks about confronting a challenge that took her by surprise—clinical depression—and how she has dealt with it.

  • TV Technology's 'The Watch List' 2020

    TV Technology

    Dartmouth’s Eric Fossum, who “invented and commercialized the CMOS active-pixel image sensor with intrapixel charge transfer … the basis of 30 billion cameras so far,” is on the list of people transforming media production and distribution.

Fall foliage and Baker tower
Fall Term Highlights
With beautiful weather and through the ingenuity of faculty and staff, students explored the outdoors and experienced campus life.
"It is not new for politicians to represent a different off-the-record view of their opinions toward the president than the one they profess publicly. But it matters more when elites are failing to speak out about violations to the norms of our democratic system."
Brendan Nyhan, professor of government |