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‘A Vital Responsibility’: An Interview With Phil Klay ’05

Phil Klay ’05 won the 2014 National Book Award for fiction on Nov. 19 for his first collection of stories, Redeployment . Klay served as a...

Staff Snapshot: Matt Zayatz

(Photos by Eli Burakian ’00) Matt Zayatz is a steward of the Hood Museum of Art’s collection of 70,000 works of art. With a background in...

How Teaching Computer Science Has Changed (Forbes)

Forbes features Professor Thomas Cormen’s response to a question originally posed on the website Quora: How has teaching computer science...

Quoted: Al Mulley on the Way Doctors Talk

Dartmouth Now takes note when faculty weigh in on issues of the day. Here is today’s “Quoted”: “Doctors talk about the science of medicine...

Mills, Dever Discuss College News at Second Town Hall Meeting

The long-term financial health of the Geisel School of Medicine, the second year of a financial plan to reinvest resources in academic...

Putting a Human Face on War-Torn Afghanistan

Rianna Starheim ’14 is not content to learn about the world secondhand. Since matriculating at Dartmouth, she’s traveled to Morocco, Egypt...

A Dog Named Carlo (VPR)

In a VPR commentary and birthday tribute to Emily Dickinson, Professor Colleen Glenney Boggs writes about the poet’s love for her dog, Carlo...

Quoted: Vijay Govindarajan on India’s Auto Industry

Dartmouth Now takes note when faculty weigh in on issues of the day. Here is today’s “Quoted”: “Leaders act with courage—making decisions...

Work Continues on Memorial Field Renovation Project

Long view of the demolition of the West Stands. (Photo by Patricia Frechette) Work is well under way to replace the 91-year-old West Stands...

Rockefeller Center Program Helps Students Map Their Future

The winter interim is an ideal time for students to reflect on their experiences and accomplishments at Dartmouth, and to assess the path...