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Protesters gather on the Dartmouth green a sign says Stop Forced Pregnancy

Protesters rally Friday evening on the Green after the Supreme Court struck down a constitutional right to abortion. (Photo by Erin Supinka)

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Anti-Abortion Ruling Reverberates Through Campus

Dartmouth community weighs in on the impacts of the Supreme Court decision.

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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Has Eroded the Nuclear Taboo

6/02/2022

A story about the potential deployment of nuclear weapons cites studies about public attitudes on the issue co-authored by Benjamin Valentino, the chair of the Department of Government.

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Globalization is always ebbing and flowing in different dimensions.

Matthew Slaughter, Paul Danos Dean of the Tuck School of Business

Global Finance

6/02/2022

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On a Mission for Mental Health

6/02/2022

Professor’s tech research stems from a personal loss.

Andrew Campbell looks at photo of his late brother, Ed.

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Her cult status has a lot to do with her larger-than-life talent, of course, but it’s also the way she was always an outsider.

Desirée Garcia, associate professor, Latin American, Latino and Caribbean Studies

Chicago Tribune

6/01/2022

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An ‘Acoustic Camera’ Shows Joining the Right Band Boosts a Frog’s Sex Appeal

6/01/2022

Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Ryan Calsbeek credits departmental colleague Hannah ter Hofstede for telling him about the utility of an acoustic camera, which Calsbeek used to study the mating calls of wood frogs.

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The Commercialization of Juneteenth Backfires for Big Brands

5/31/2022

History professor Matthew Delmont says the new federal Juneteenth holiday is an opportunity to celebrate Black Americans who fought for freedom and equality but notes it is hard not to worry about it being “watered down or distorted.”

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What they’re trying to do is stop the clock on what counts as ‘canon.’

Bethany Moreton, Professor of History

Salon

5/31/2022

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John Cho ’22 Explores Identity in Politics

5/31/2022

Texas native is considering a career in voting rights law.

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The Southern Baptists Are Having a Come-to-Jesus Moment

5/27/2022

In an op-ed, religion professor Randall Balmer outlines the history of the Southern Baptist Convention. “Turns out the Roman Catholic Church has nothing on the Southern Baptists when it comes to covering up sexual misconduct,” he writes.

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