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New Life for “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind” (Publisher’s Weekly)

The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, a best-selling novel based on William Kamkwamba ’14, has now been turned into a children’s book. Kamkwamba...

Dartmouth Soccer Player Lucky Mkosana ’12 to join MLS Chicago Fire

Dartmouth men’s soccer forward Lucky Mkosana of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, became the Big Green’s third MLS draftee when the Chicago Fire selected...

New Hampshire suggests 2012 student vote is wide-open (USA Today College)

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Will Kim Jong-il’s Death Spark Change in North Korea? (New Atlanticist)

Assistant Professor of Government Jennifer Lind told the New Atlanticist that the United States should see Kim Jong-un’s rise to power as an...

Midwives, Reindeer, and Graffiti: Students Discuss International Learning in January 16 Forum

Helping midwives deliver babies in Ghana, studying the impact of global warming on reindeer in Finland, and researching graffiti in Paris...

Herman Boone is Keynote Speaker for 2012 Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration

Former T.C. Williams High School football coach Herman Boone, whose story was told in the movie “Remember the Titans,” is the keynote...

Treatment of Troops’ War Wounds Targeted by US Medical Schools (Bloomberg)

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Analysis: Late Voting Decisions Make N.H. Primaries Unique (WBUR)

Speaking on WBUR’s Morning Edition on the day of the New Hampshire primary, professor of Government Linda Fowler affirmed that old-style...

Their Feet Were Praying (The Jewish Week)

Writing in The Jewish Week, Eli Black Professor of Jewish Studies Susannah Heschel honors the friendship between her father Rabbi Abraham...

Dartmouth Among First Schools Showcased in Google Maps Feature

Prospective students, alumni wanting to stroll down memory lane, and others curious about Dartmouth can now take a virtual walk around...