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Library Exhibition Tells Lewis and Clark Story from Native American Perspective

For six weeks, Dartmouth’s Baker-Berry Library is telling the other half of the Lewis and Clark story—that of the Native Americans. A...

Loan Ranger (The New York Times)

Dartmouth Trusteee Diana Taylor ’77 (photo by Joseph Mehling ’69) In this New York Times Style Magazine article, Dartmouth alumna and...

Back to School: Ten Things to Do on Campus This Fall

The opening of each academic year brings a renewal of traditions as well as fresh changes. Here are our top picks for things to do—both new...

They’ve Got Dartmouth Under Their Skin

Dartmouth alumni have the reputation for being loyal. But there are those who go above and beyond for their alma mater, and each year the...

Computer Science Department Opens its Doors at Sept. 24 Symposium

This weekend, the Department of Computer Science opens its doors to all members of the Dartmouth community with an interest in computer...

Better Chemistry Through Cartoons

Professor Jimmy Wu has produced animated short films to teach concepts in organic chemistry. (photo by Joseph Mehling ’69) Elements...

Convocation 2011 Opens Dartmouth’s 242nd Year

At the September 20 Convocation ceremony marking the beginning of the College’s 242nd year, President Jim Yong Kim asked that students make...

Members of the Class of 2015 Come from 47 States, 37 Countries

Bound by their enthusiasm for Dartmouth—a record-breaking 95 percent participated in Dartmouth Outing Club orientation trips—the 1,115...

Cybersecurity, Health Care, and Mobile Devices

Headlines report hackers stealing credit card codes or disrupting national defense systems, but for David Kotz ’86, the implications of...

The Cyborg in Us All (The New York Times)

“For years, computers have been creeping ever nearer to our neurons,” The New York Times says in a story surveying the state of the field in...