Dartmouth In The News

  • Netanyahu, Putin, and the Politics of Memory at the World Holocaust Forum

    The New Yorker

    Dartmouth’s Bernard Avishai writes about this year’s World Holocaust Forum, which commemorated the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, and the heads of state or their representatives who attended, each with his or her own agenda.

  • New Documentary Cloaks Anonymous Sources in 'Face Doubles'

    New York Times

    A study organized by Dartmouth's Thalia Wheatley allowed a new documentary about LGBTQ Chechens to use "face doubles" to convey empathy, avoid the "uncanny valley" effect, and protect the identities of those in the film, the newspaper reports.

  • Understanding India’s Chilly Reception of Jeff Bezos

    Harvard Business Review

    Dartmouth's Vijay Govindarajan and co-authors say the response to the U.S. mogul is due in part to an unwillingness "to welcome a multinational that disrupts traditional businesses and does so ruthlessly with alleged unfair trading practices."

  • FDA Approves Drug for Acute Treatment of Migraine

    Neurology Today

    "The advantage of this drug and of its cousin (rimegepant) is the side effects are really minimal," says Geisel's Stewart Tepper, a professor of neurology, about ubrogepant, recently approved for the treatment of migraines.

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