Dartmouth In The News

  • Monica Hooks '92 to Lead Invest Atlanta's Women's Entrepreneur Initiative

    The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

    Monica Hooks '92 was named executive director of the Atlanta Development Authority’s Women's Entrepreneur Initiative, a business development program to assist early-stage, women-led startups, and to retain women-owned businesses in Atlanta.

  • The Placebo Effect Works and You Can Catch It From Your Doctor

    Daily Mail

    "These findings demonstrate how subtle social interactions can impact clinical outcomes," brain scientist Luke Chang says in a story about new research he led suggesting medicine can work better if the doctor prescribing it believes it works.

  • Rediscovered Petroglyphs Highlight Local Native Heritage

    VTDigger

    Dartmouth's Colin Calloway talks about his work dispelling the "myth of Native disappearance" in the region by tracing Abenaki families from colonial to present times in a story about the rediscovery of Abenaki petroglyphs in Brattleboro, Vt.

  • Egypt's Dictatorship Is Sitting on a Powder Keg

    The Washington Post

    "Only an end to the repression and a national reconciliation can achieve the elusive stability—and the deep reforms Egyptians need and deserve," writes Ezzedine Fishere, a visiting professor in Middle Eastern Studies, in an opinion piece.

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Events

October 23
Undergrad lunchtime talk: "What, If Anything, Do We Owe Our Blood Relatives?" Frido Mann and Christine Mann, Dartmouth Montgomery Fellows
October 23
Lecture by N.K. Jemisin, speculative fiction author
October 23
Perkins Bass Distinguished Lecture: "Courageous Government: The Audacity of Collaborative Leadership," Tom Burack '82, the Perkins Bass Distinguished Visitor
October 23
Music: The Magic Flute, by South African theater company Isango Ensemble, with post-show discussion
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