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The Science Of Face Blindness (Or Prosopagnosia) (VPR)

Face blindness—a condition known as prosopagnosia—affects one to two percent of the population, reports VPR. People with prosopagnosia are...

Cultural Historian Robert Darnton on Digitizing Dartmouth’s Treasures

Cultural historian Robert Darnton, Harvard University librarian and professor, visited campus this week to deliver a “ Leading Voices in...

Arsenic Found In Organic Brands Nudges FDA to Regulate (Forbes)

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Professor Donald Pease Shares the ‘Story Behind The Story’ of The Lorax

When Random House published Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax in 1971, Newsweek magazine called it “a hard-sell ecological allegory.” The book received a...

Ending Poverty: King Family Funds Scholarships for Students from the Developing World

Dorothy and Robert King ’57 have partnered with Dartmouth to help address the problem of global poverty by establishing a scholarship...

If You Feel O.K., Maybe You Are O.K. (The New York Times)

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Discovery at Dartmouth (Library Journal)

“If [the] halls [of Baker-Berry Library] could talk,” writes Library Journal’s The Digital Shift, “they might say, ‘Treasure the past, but...

In SHAPE: Local Pilot Becomes National Model

Stephen Bartels, MD, is overseeing a program aimed at improving health and reducing early mortality in people with mental disorders. (photo...

In Rice, How Much Arsenic Is Too Much? (NPR)

In continuing coverage of Dartmouth research that revealed high levels of arsenic in foods sweetened with organic brown rice syrup, NPR...

Star Struck

Read the full story by Judith Hertog, originally published in the March/April 2012 issue of Dartmouth Alumni Magazine. “I got Vega! No, I...