Many have heard of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, but fewer know that Rudolph was created by Robert May, Dartmouth Class of 1926. May...

This is the third in a three-part series about professors and their work. Here’s a look at part one and part two . “I’m interested in...

First-Year Trips are a student-run, five-day orientation for incoming first-year students. Run by the Dartmouth Outing Club since 1935, the...

Former Big Green women’s lacrosse goalie Devon Wills ’06 is the first woman to sign with a Major League Lacrosse (MLL) team, Bloomberg...

How can I make my personal statement stand out? How important are teacher recommendations? Do my grades have to be perfect? If questions...

This is the second in a three-part series about professors and their work. Here’s a look at part one and part three. Associate Professor of...

It’s one thing to work in a Dartmouth classroom to understand the issues surrounding economic reform in a nation as complex as India. It is...

Julie Beck of The Atlantic writes that there is currently no published research on so-called “brain orgasm,” or autonomous sensory meridian...

With last week’s release of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s annual Arctic Report Card, the BBC turned to Donald...

From the classroom to the lab and the library, Dartmouth faculty members embody an ethos that melds research and teaching, twin disciplines...