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Australian Indigenous Art in New York (Radio National)

In an interview with Australia’s Radio National, Stephen Gilchrist, curator of Indigenous Australian art at Dartmouth’s Hood Museum of Art...

Blanchflower: The President Won but for How Long? (Bloomberg)

On January 1, after the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Senate’s budget bill, Bloomberg Television turned to David Blanchflower...

Teens and Concussions (The Wall Street Journal)

In a story about concussions and their impact on young athletes, The Wall Street Journal reports that a number of high schools and colleges...

‘Ice Chimes’ Sculpture Is Installed: Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow

As part of a continuing slate of public art installations during Dartmouth’s Year of the Arts, a piece by Keith Moskow ’83 and Robert Linn...

Did Lucy Walk on the Ground or Stay in the Trees?

Much has been made of our ancestors “coming down out of the trees,” and many researchers view terrestrial bipedalism as the hallmark of...

IGERT Fellows’ Video Garners International Attention

When a group of graduate students filmed a response to a controversial video about women in science, they never expected that their video...

Top Headlines From 2012: Dartmouth Now’s Year in Review

The Dartmouth Now news team has been busy this year sharing news with our readers. Dartmouth’s news has also caught the attention of...

Dartmouth Welcomes President-Elect Philip J. Hanlon ’77 on January 11

A celebration to welcome President-Elect Philip J. Hanlon ’77 will take place January 11, 2013, at Dartmouth. Philip J. Hanlon ’77 was named...

Thaddeus Stevens, Class of 1814, Gets a Character Reference From Steven Spielberg

Thanks to a Harvard man, a son of Dartmouth is finally getting his due. The portrayal of U.S. Rep. Thaddeus Stevens (R-Pa.), Dartmouth Class...

The ‘Influentials’ Who Make Us Healthier (AARP)

Elliott Fisher, a professor of medicine and community and family medicine at the Geisel School of Medicine and director of the Center for...