Earlier this year, Adam Charnin-Aker ’16 founded Dartmouth Feeding Neighbors, an organization that delivers leftover food from Dartmouth’s...

Here at Dartmouth, some students are experiencing their sophomore summer, and other members of the College community are scattered around...

Native American high school students are getting acquainted with college life, and with Dartmouth in particular, during this year’s weeklong...

(Photo by Rob Strong ’04) By Dana Cook Grossman This Focus on Faculty Q&A is one in a ongoing series of interviews exploring what keeps...

“Perdido,” a 1978 sculpture by Clement Meadmore, was installed on campus earlier this year. (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00) In this three-minute...

“Hillary Clinton’s artificially inflated poll numbers have made her seem like an especially strong presidential candidate, but the Clinton...

By Kimberly Swick Slover Two-hundred-seventy staff members were honored at the Service Awards Banquet on June 17 for their combined service...

A New York Times blog about the reduction in tonsillectomies over the last five decades says the fact that few children these days have...

Since graduation, Daniel Susman ’10 has spread the word about the sustaining value of urban farming through his documentary Growing Cities...

In a Wall Street Journal opinion piece, Dartmouth’s Daniel Benjamin says that it is tempting to blame the strife in Iraq between Sunnis and...