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Americans Bring Shakespeare to War-Torn Bosnia (CBS News)

Professor Andrew Garrod is helping Bosnian students stage The Tempest. (photo by Kawakahi Kaeo Amina ’09) Professor Andrew Garrod and a team...

Two Composers, Honored Silently (The New York Times)

Professor of Music Steve Swayne (Photo by Joseph Mehling ’69) Amid the revelry surrounding big anniversaries of classical music luminaries...

Former Labor Secretary Reich ’68 to Speak in Dartmouth’s ‘Leading Voices’ Lecture Series

Visit the “ Leading Voices in Politics and Policy” lecture series website for the most current news and schedule. Robert Reich (photo by...

‘The World is Our Classroom’

A group of sophomores this summer have front row seats in a new course bringing national policy makers and politicians to campus. The...

Klein Calls for Education Reform in Dartmouth Lecture

Universal school choice and new ways to recruit and train the best teachers are the cornerstones of needed school reform, former New York...

Overall Impact Beyond Debt Ceiling Deadline Could Be Long-Lasting (Marketplace)

Matthew Slaughter, associate dean for the MBA program and the Signal Companies Professor of Management (photo by Jason Johns) If the...

Eleven Faculty Honored for Teaching and Scholarship

Ten members of the faculty have been recognized with 2011 awards from the Office of the Dean of Faculty of Arts and Sciences. The awards...

Hopkins Center Film Special: Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop

Following his very public departure from hosting NBC’s Tonight Show in January 2010, Conan O’Brien hit the road with the 32-city "Legally...

Jon Huntsman Flexes ‘Phase 2’ Muscles in New Hampshire (ABCNews.com)

Jon Huntsman (photo courtesy Huntsman campaign) Presidential candidate Jon Huntsman reemerged in New Hampshire at Dartmouth’s " Leading...

The Very Different Tale of James Murdoch (The Washington Post)

Professor of Corporate Communication Paul Argenti (photo by Jason Johns) How might the News Corp. phone hacking scandal played out if James...