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E.E. Just Symposium to Highlight Science of the Future

The 2013 E.E. Just Symposium is set to be a reprise of last year’s star-studded premiere event, though not precisely a repeat performance....

More Colleges Join Tuition Pact (The Wall Street Journal)

Dartmouth is among 11 private schools, including fellow-Ivies Princeton and Cornell, that have joined the Say Yes to Education program...

2010 Graduate’s ‘Growing Cities’ to Screen at Dartmouth

Daniel Susman ’10 spent four years at Dartmouth majoring in environmental studies and biology and working on the College’s Organic Farm. He...

The Other 10 Most Important Questions in Science (NPR)

What’s at the bottom of the oceans? Can we travel in time? In his NPR commentary, Dartmouth’s Marcelo Gleiser, the Appleton Professor of...

Meeting Focuses on Humanities Research and Global Perspective

Dartmouth welcomed leaders from its partners in the international Matariki Network of Universities to Hanover September 9 and 10, 2013, for...

Dartmouth Chemist Questions Justification for Chemophobia

Gordon Gribble was given a chemistry set at age 10, and he was hooked for life. “I knew then I wanted to be some kind of chemist,” he says...

The Sources of the Sino-American Spiral (The National Interest)

In their National Interest opinion piece, associate professors of government Jennifer Lind and Daryl Press explore the “array of options”...

Study: Tiny Fish Might Hold a Big Answer for Aquaculture

Several hundred Nile tilapia ( Oreochromis niloticus) are currently swimming in tanks in the basement of Dartmouth’s Class of 1978 Life...

How Imagination Works (Popular Science)

Popular Science features new Dartmouth research that focuses on what the brain’s “mental workplace” looks like when people manipulate images...

Encounters at Dartmouth With Filmmaker Werner Herzog

Legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog returns to Dartmouth this week for a five-day Montgomery Fellow residency. The producer, writer, and...