In a U.S. News & World Report opinion piece, Dartmouth’s Charles Wheelan ’88 discusses how the “progressive” movement within the Democratic...

Assistant Professor of Sociology Jason Houle says he was surprised by the results of his research on college loan debt among students from...

A transformative class at Dartmouth can be part of students’ long-held plans or one they’d never counted on taking. Emma Steele ’14, the...

In a story about a new study on violence in movies, Reuters turns for comment to Dartmouth’s James Sargent, who was not involved in the...

As a guest on NHPR’s The Exchange, William Wohlforth, the Daniel Webster Professor of Government, discusses the changing relationship and...

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand ’88 (D-NY) has earned her reputation for chutzpah and for her fervent and determined defense of causes she believes...

Read the full story, published by the Hopkins Center for the Arts. If you travel through the Appalachian Mountains south of the Mason-Dixon...

It has become clear that some elective surgery can have more to do with the doctor’s preference than the patient’s requirements, The...

Dartmouth researchers have found that cutting down trees in high latitudes in order to create treeless snow-covered meadows—which reflect...

Read the full story by Kate Siber ’02, published by the Tuck School of Business. Jim Weber, Tuck ’86, the CEO of Brooks Running Company, has...