A Dartmouth Guide to Election 2020
See upcoming election-related events, coverage of the New Hampshire primary and the race through today, what our experts are saying, and more on Dartmouth's election website.
Can smartphones identify an individual's mood by predicting connectivity between regions of the brain? According to a new Dartmouth study, they can.
Dartmouth In The News
Thousands of Mail-in Ballots Are on the Verge of Being Rejected
The Conversation
Dartmouth's Michael Herron and a co-author write that thousands of mailed ballots face rejection in two battleground states, North Carolina and Florida, and in others. Some states allow "curing" the rejected ballots, but some don't, they say.
Amidst a Deadly Pandemic, an Unlikely Question: When Can Hairdressers Return?
Concord Monitor
"I feel like we're coming up with new and creative ways to say no at this point," says Dartmouth's Elizabeth Talbot in a story about the possibility that getting a professional haircut means much more than style to residents of nursing homes.
Way to Islamic Reformation Is to Challenge Institutions—Not Stigmatize Muslims
The Washington Post
Stigmatizing Islam or Muslim communities, as France did, won’t bring reformation, says Dartmouth’s Ezzedine Fishere. “What is needed is to challenge Muslim institutions to take a clear position on Islamic jurisprudence justifying violence.”
Why Innovation Needs More Diversity—and How We Get There
Medium
In a blog post, Dartmouth’s Alexis Abramson writes that engineering needs more diversity and that, "Relative to the overall US workforce, women and people of color, especially Blacks and Hispanics, are vastly underrepresented in STEM fields."
Dartmouth’s New Hub of Innovation
See how the West End—opening fall 2021—will transform technology education within Dartmouth's famed liberal arts tradition.
Dartmouth In The News
Thousands of Mail-in Ballots Are on the Verge of Being Rejected
The Conversation
Dartmouth's Michael Herron and a co-author write that thousands of mailed ballots face rejection in two battleground states, North Carolina and Florida, and in others. Some states allow "curing" the rejected ballots, but some don't, they say.
Amidst a Deadly Pandemic, an Unlikely Question: When Can Hairdressers Return?
Concord Monitor
"I feel like we're coming up with new and creative ways to say no at this point," says Dartmouth's Elizabeth Talbot in a story about the possibility that getting a professional haircut means much more than style to residents of nursing homes.
Way to Islamic Reformation Is to Challenge Institutions—Not Stigmatize Muslims
The Washington Post
Stigmatizing Islam or Muslim communities, as France did, won’t bring reformation, says Dartmouth’s Ezzedine Fishere. “What is needed is to challenge Muslim institutions to take a clear position on Islamic jurisprudence justifying violence.”
Why Innovation Needs More Diversity—and How We Get There
Medium
In a blog post, Dartmouth’s Alexis Abramson writes that engineering needs more diversity and that, "Relative to the overall US workforce, women and people of color, especially Blacks and Hispanics, are vastly underrepresented in STEM fields."
Dartmouth In The News
Thousands of Mail-in Ballots Are on the Verge of Being Rejected
The Conversation
Dartmouth's Michael Herron and a co-author write that thousands of mailed ballots face rejection in two battleground states, North Carolina and Florida, and in others. Some states allow "curing" the rejected ballots, but some don't, they say.
Amidst a Deadly Pandemic, an Unlikely Question: When Can Hairdressers Return?
Concord Monitor
"I feel like we're coming up with new and creative ways to say no at this point," says Dartmouth's Elizabeth Talbot in a story about the possibility that getting a professional haircut means much more than style to residents of nursing homes.
Way to Islamic Reformation Is to Challenge Institutions—Not Stigmatize Muslims
The Washington Post
Stigmatizing Islam or Muslim communities, as France did, won’t bring reformation, says Dartmouth’s Ezzedine Fishere. “What is needed is to challenge Muslim institutions to take a clear position on Islamic jurisprudence justifying violence.”
Why Innovation Needs More Diversity—and How We Get There
Medium
In a blog post, Dartmouth’s Alexis Abramson writes that engineering needs more diversity and that, "Relative to the overall US workforce, women and people of color, especially Blacks and Hispanics, are vastly underrepresented in STEM fields."
Events
October 27
