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It’s a very delicate balance. If we’re in a situation where the Fed can’t make sure prices are stable because it’s too worried about the stability of the banking system, that would be a very unfortunate situation.

Andrew Levin, Professor of Economics

Breakthroughs for the Hill Lab

Researchers focus on a type of cell degeneration that makes it difficult for aging or diseased brains to function well.

Members of the Hill lab: Genaro Olveda, Xhoela Bame, Tim Chapman, and Professor Robert Hill

Geisel Celebrates Match Day

Fourth-year medical students learn where they will do their residency training.

Geisel students celebrate the white coat ceremony

This virus is like the wind—you can’t stop the wind. It’s going to continue to mutate and become more infectious. But as long as we can protect against severe disease at this stage of the pandemic, I can live with that.

Cody Meissner, Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine

Los Angeles Times

Announcing the 2023 Social Justice Awardees

The keynote speaker for the May ceremony is health equity advocate Dr. Uché Blackstock.

Uché Blackstock, Timothy Parker, Alisa Hurwitz, John Turco, Meredith Kelly, and Josie Pinto

U.S. Patent Office Praises Dartmouth Vaccine Breakthrough

The work to stabilize coronavirus spike proteins earned a Patents for Humanity award.

Graphic of a spike protein (a sphere with growths around it)

Without hesitation, these writers are speaking truth to power, without the need to mediate themselves through a white, U.S.-centric gaze.

Jorge Cuéllar, assistant professor, Latin American, Latino and Caribbean Studies

The Los Angeles Times

Students Sing in ‘Pretty Filthy’

The 2015 musical goes behind the scenes of the adult entertainment industry.

A group of performers circled onstage with arms raised in the air

Dartmouth Extends Pact With American University of Kuwait

The two schools have been partners in liberal arts education for 20 years.

President Hanon and President Rawda Awwad signing documents

‘Storming Caesars Palace’ Documentary to Premiere on PBS

Film on antipoverty movement led by Ruby Duncan is based on a book by Annelise Orleck.

Storming Caesar's Palace poster