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Shape-Shifting May Help Some Species Cope with Climate Change, Dartmouth-USC Study Shows

Dec. 22, 2014 Researchers have found that a Rocky Mountain mustard plant alters its physical appearance and flowering time in response to...

Quoted: John Carey on the Cuba Embargo

Dartmouth Now takes note when faculty members weigh in on issues of the day. Here is today’s “Quoted”: “More trade, more investment, more...

Understanding the Unaffiliated (NHPR)

As a guest on NHPR’s The Exchange, Dartmouth’s Randall Balmer joins the conversation about the growing number of Americans who consider...

Dartmouth Experts Welcome Historic Shift in Cuba Policy

Dartmouth scholars across the spectrum of government and diplomacy, history, and economics hail the Obama Administration’s move to restore...

Dartmouth-Cuba Exchange Opens for Fall 2015 Enrollment

The announcement Tuesday that the United States will restore full diplomatic relations with Cuba comes as Dartmouth prepares to launch an...

Quoted: Douglas Irwin on the U.S. Trade Embargo With Cuba

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

Phil Klay ’05 Is Guest on Colbert Report (Comedy Central)

During a guest appearance on Comedy Central’s The Colbert Report, writer and military veteran Phil Klay ’05 talks about his new book...

Hacking the Hackers

Read the full story by Michael Blanding, published in the fall 2014 issue of Dartmouth Engineer magazine. You put a motion sensor at the...

An Ancient Galaxy Tells New Tales to Modern Astronomers

Dec. 18, 2014 Dartmouth’s Ryan Hickox and an international team of astrophysics colleagues have discovered an unusual phenomenon in a galaxy...

A Q&A With Genetics Postdoc Lilian Kabeche

Read the full stories, published by The Graduate Forum and the Geisel School of Medicine. Lilian Kabeche completed her PhD in biochemistry...