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Thayer Professor Works on Diagnostic Breath Test for TB

Read the full story by Anna Fiorentino , published by Dartmouth Engineer Magazine. “When our biomarker assessment and validation work is...

Dever and Mills Invite Community to Move Dartmouth Forward

Executive Vice President Rick Mills and Provost Carolyn Dever encouraged community members to get involved in changes that are in the works...

Quoted: Elissa Ozanne on Understanding Health Risks

Dartmouth Now takes note when faculty and other members of the community weigh in on issues of the day. Here is today’s “Quoted”: “We should...

Young Futurists 2015 (The Root)

Kaya Thomas ’17 is one of the 25 trailblazers recognized in The Root’s annual list of top young futurists. “It is our tradition to recognize...

Shaking Up Shakespeare’s Tale of Star-Crossed Lovers

So you think you know Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, that straightforward tale of young love that comes to a tragic end? You may think...

Connecting New Graduates to Work for the Common Good

What next? For Rebecca Wehrly ’06, that was the question that grew from a late-in-college call to prepare for medical school. The answer...

Quoted: Sydney Finkelstein on Why Simplicity Is Complicated

Dartmouth Now takes note when faculty and other members of the community weigh in on issues of the day. Here is today’s “Quoted”:...

The Forgotten Father of Epigenetics (American Scientist)

American Scientist chronicles the career of pioneering cell biologist Ernest Everett Just, Class of 1907, one of the College’s earliest...

Bee Disease Reduced By Nature’s “Medicine Cabinet,” Dartmouth-Led Study Finds

Feb. 12, 2015 Nicotine isn’t healthy for people, but such naturally occurring chemicals found in flowers of tobacco and other plants could...

Academy of Love: Faculty Take a Look at Valentine’s Day

There’s no denying that Valentine’s Day can be complicated. But not to worry: Dartmouth Now has canvassed faculty from across the divisions...