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Quoted: Goldman, Press, Gleiser, Adachi-Mejia, and Green

In recent days, the nation’s media, from TIME to NPR, turned to Dartmouth for comment. Here’s what five professors had to say: “There is...

Students Perform Their Own Shows: Dance, Magic and More

In the theater department, students’ interest in creating a solo performance show has risen sharply. Typically, the solo performance is a...

Libya’s Unexpected Strength (The New York Times)

In a New York Times opinion piece, Professor Dirk Vandewalle and co-author Nicholas Jahr discuss the lack of political progress in Libya and...

Tracing ‘Rock Snot’ to Native Species (U.S. News & World Report)

Dartmouth and Canadian scientists have found that the spread of the algae known as “rock snot” appears to be a result of global warming and...

Out of Nowhere

Read the full story by Sarah Lorge Butler, published in the May/June 2014 issue of Dartmouth Alumni Magazine. In the fall of 2010 Abbey D...

A Look at Some of Dartmouth’s Upcoming Events

In February, Dartmouth students and students from area high schools took part in a Language In Motion (LIM) program on campus. On May 13...

‘Campus Conversations’ Wrap Up With a Look at Global Learning

The eighth and final session of the “Campus Conversations” series, focused on “Global Learning Experiences,” is set for Monday, May 12....

Dartmouth Study Aims to Improve N.H. Well Water Safety

Read the full story, published by Thayer School of Engineering. The grant will be used to survey New Hampshire’s private well-water users...

Trying In Vitro Fertilization (U.S. News & World Report)

In a story about middle-aged couples who are having trouble conceiving a baby, U.S. News & World Report focuses on a study led by Dartmouth...

How Not to Get Eaten by Polar Bears

Canadian bear expert Andy McMullen says that if you want to learn about bear behavior, listen to the old folks who used to hunt them with a...