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The Digital Humanities Hosts ‘Dartmouth at Play’

Dartmouth has long had a special relationship with the world of games. Richard Tait, Tuck ’88, is the inventor of the game Cranium, David...

A Season Of Hits May Harm College Athletes’ Ability To Learn (The Huffington Post)

An article by the Huffington Post points to the new research findings from the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth that reported on the...

Peter Williamson ’12 Tees Off in NCAA Regional Golf Championship

“Every once in a while, a kid walks into your life who’s special,” says Dartmouth Men’s Golf Coach Rich Parker. “You know when you’ve got...

Dartmouth Researchers Investigate the Cognitive Effects of Athlete Head Impacts

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National Archivist Shows Treasures—From the Bill of Rights to Elvis Presley

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Scared of Facebook Shares? Wager on Friday’s Close (Chicago Tribune)

As the anticipated public offering of Facebook stock draws closer, a Reuters article published by the Chicago Tribune suggests investors...

Decisions Must be Made Globally, Former British Prime Minister Tells Dartmouth

Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown called for global decision making on economic matters, the need for a climate change agreement to...

Influence of Classic Literature on Writers Declining, Study Claims (The Guardian)

After an extensive analysis of 7,733 works of English literature, Dartmouth researchers have found that modern-day writers appear to be...

James Wright and Those Who Have Borne the Battle (The Takeaway)

In an interview with Celeste Headlee of The Takeaway, Dartmouth President Emeritus James Wright discusses his new book, Those Who Have Borne...

You Are What You Read, Study Suggests (MSNBC)

According to research conducted by Geoff Kaufman, a postdoctoral researcher in Dartmouth’s Tiltfactor lab, the connection a reader has to a...