Read the full story, published by the Geisel School of Medicine. Four decades ago, Norm Payson, MED ’73, would not have become a doctor and...

Nelson Mandela, the first black president of South Africa, is remembered by members of the Dartmouth community as a courageous leader and...

If you can’t find the Gambia on a map, you’re in good company. Even Daniel Bornstein ’14, who has spent months doing research in the African...

The Lone Pine, a tree that towered over campus until 1895, has long been a symbol of Dartmouth. This month, there is a new tree overlooking...

Calling public education “the civil rights issue of our time,” Vermont’s new secretary of education, Rebecca Holcombe, says it’s time to...

How far would you travel to find a college to call home? For Jennifer Evans ’17, from Pontypridd, Wales, the answer is about 3,000 miles...

“I would strongly endorse just about any law that keeps stores closed on Thanksgiving,” writes Dartmouth’s Charles Wheelan ’88 in a U.S...

New York Times columnist Philip Galanes writes about a luncheon at which groundbreaking comedian, actor, and writer Mindy Kaling ’01 and...

Editor’s note: In Oct. 2016, Dartmouth News followed up with Enten to talk about his work at FiveThirtyEight. It’s fitting that Harry Enten...

A number of new studies suggest that exercising during pregnancy can have a positive impact on the developing fetus, according to U.S News &...