When Not in Rome: Lessons From a Term Cut Short
Interdisciplinary field research in Rome came to an abrupt halt for a group of undergraduates and their instructor when COVID-19 forced them to return home and shift to online learning.
Dartmouth In The News
Communicating Through the Coronavirus Crisis
Harvard Business Review
Tuck’s Paul Argenti, who studies crisis communication, says he tells students and clients that it’s vital “to communicate early and often with your key constituencies throughout a crisis. … it is still better to be as transparent as you can.”
Dartmouth on List of Top Colleges by Size in the Northeast
The Wall Street Journal
In the newpaper's report on college rankings, Dartmouth is on its list of the top 10 midsize institutions of higher learning in the nation. The schools considered midsize are those with 3,000 to 10,000 undergraduates, reports the newspaper.
‘A Nightshift Book’: Jeff Sharlet on Finding Empathy in Unexpected Places
VPR
The associate professor of English and creative writing talks about his new book, This Brilliant Darkness, and the late-night interviews that he did as research. "I was fortunate in finding people who were working night shifts of their own and could share their lives with me," he says.
How Research Experience Can Strengthen Your Medical School Application
American Medical Association
USC medical student Drayton Harvey '17 tells the American Medical Association that his four years of research as an undergraduate at Dartmouth led to published studies and gave him experience that strengthened his medical school applications.
