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American Chemical Society Honors Professors David Lemal and Russell Hughes

Two past Dartmouth winners of the American Chemical Society (ACS) Award for Creative Work in Fluorine Chemistry are again in the society’s...

America Needs An Energy Policy, Shaheen Tells Students

Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.), answers questions from students in the Public Policy 20 class on August 10, 2011. Her visit was in...

Bearing the Cost of War (Foreign Affairs)

President Emeritus James Wright argues that the costs of war should be shared across American society. (photo by Joe Mehling ’69) In an...

Good Reads: Dartmouth Faculty Recommend Summer Reading

The Office of Alumni Relations asked a dozen faculty members what books they were reading and enjoying this summer. From The Great Typo Hunt...

Grant Brings Professor of Korean Cultural History to Dartmouth

Thanks to a five-year grant from the Korea Foundation, Dartmouth has created a new faculty position in Korean studies. Soyoung Suh...

The Accidental Government Contractor (The Washington Post)

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Dartmouth to Host Its First Night Football Game

This fall, the Big Green will take on the University of Pennsylvania Quakers in Dartmouth’s first football game under lights. The Big Green...

Historic Art Exhibit Debuts At Dartmouth (WPTZ-TV)

Maud DuPuy Darwin by Cecilia Beaux (1889), is on display as part of the “Embracing Elegance” exhibition at the Hood Museum of Art. (photo...

The Credibility of US Economic Policymaking is in Shreds (The New Statesman)

Dartmouth Economics Professor David “Danny” Blanchflower (photo by Joseph Mehling ’69) "How can anyone be reassured that this Congress will...

Dartmouth Composition Seminar Focuses on the Teaching of Writing

This month, Dartmouth’s Institute for Writing and Rhetoric (IWR) is holding its first annual two-week Research Summer Seminar. Dartmouth’s...