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Blaine Male; Prabhat; Fannin; Charles Musiba work at site A.

Blaine Maley, Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine; Prabhat; Fannin; and Montgomery Fellow Charles Musiba work at site A in Laetoli. (Photo by Shirley Rubin)

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It shows an inkling of a breakdown of barriers in education, as stereotypes about girls’ lack of math and science abilities have received pushback.

Kristin Smith, visiting associate professor of sociology

Hood Adds Works from Souls Grown Deep Foundation

12/03/2021

The Hood Museum of Art is one of five university collections to receive works from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation, which advocates for equity and recognition for Black artists from the South.

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There has been speculation in popular media that rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft could make scheduled services such as trains and buses obsolete. But what we find is quite the opposite.

Vikrant Vaze, associate professor of engineering

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Informed Infrastructure

12/03/2021

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Prints Long Thought to Be Bear Tracks May Have Been Made by Human Ancestor

12/02/2021

Paleoanthropologist Jeremy DeSilva is quoted in a story about his co-authored study that found that prints discovered in Tanzania in 1976 may have been made by an unidentified early human ancestor about 3.6 million years ago.

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Dartmouth Dedicates New Home for Global Energy Institute

12/02/2021

Event celebrates five-year, $160 million investment in the Arthur L. Irving Institute.

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It is a grim situation...we’re going to see a significant drop in vaccine efficacy.

Tillman Gerngross, professor of engineering

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EndPoints News

12/02/2021

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