By Susan Boutwell and Martin Grant Ground-breaking research documenting variations in health care across the United States by Dr. John...

“I’ve been called a war photographer, but I feel that my work has been as an anti-war photographer,” says James Nachtwey ’70, who since 1981...

Wartime stories from many members of the Dartmouth community are among the reminiscences in World War II Remembered, a new memoir published...

Tarsiers are pint-size primates from Southeast Asia who produce some of the most extreme ultrasonic calls in the animal kingdom, well beyond...

Professor of Marketing Praveen Kopalle (courtesy Tuck School of Business) Millions of people read online newspapers every morning looking...

Dartmouth basketball coaches Paul Cormier and Chris Wielgus are enjoying a different view from their offices these days with the completion...

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The Phantom Limb Company’s 69°S: The Shackleton Project brings Ernest Shackleton’s 1914 trip across Antarctica to the stage February 7-12 in...

The Boston Globe has given the Hood Museum of Art’s ongoing Native American exhibition a rave review, calling it one of “the most thrilling...

Solar-Tectic LLC has been granted a world-wide exclusive license for a method of manufacturing single crystal silicon (cSi) thin-films on...