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Allan Houser Sculptures Installed at Maffei Arts Plaza

Allan Houser (1914–1994), one of the best-known Native American artists of the 20th century, continues to be an influential figure in the...

Tips on Surviving a Work Crisis (The Wall Street Journal)

In a Wall Street Journal story about mistakes that are career killers, Paul Argenti of the Tuck School of Business offers five things to...

Spreading Sunshine and Love in China

Read the full story by Susan Green, published in the Winter 2014 issue of Dartmouth Medicine. Mengyi Zha, Geisel ’16, wants all of China’s 1...

Native Algae Species to Blame for “Rock Snot” Blooms in Rivers Worldwide

May 6, 2014 The recent appearance of the freshwater algae known as “rock snot” on river bottoms worldwide is caused by a native species...

1,210 Accept Offer to Join Class of 2018

More accepted students have chosen to enroll at Dartmouth than in any previous year, pushing the College’s “yield” to 54.5 percent, up from...

Hanlon Announces Presidential Steering Committee Members

Dartmouth President Phil Hanlon ’77 today announced the membership of the Presidential Steering Committee for Moving Dartmouth Forward. The...

International Humanities Summit Convenes at Dartmouth

The global status and future of study and research in the humanities take center stage Friday and Saturday, May 9 and 10, as scholars gather...

A Potent Sign of a Still-Fragile Economy (The New York Times)

According to a new paper by Dartmouth’s David Blanchflower and Adam Posen, of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, the best...

Softball Wins Ivy League Title, the First in Program History

Read the full story, published 5/4/14 by Dartmouth Athletics. History was made in front of a sell-out crowd on Sunday afternoon as the...

Tracking Turtles Through Time, Dartmouth-Led Study May Resolve Evolutionary Debate

May 5, 2014 Turtles are more closely related to birds and crocodilians than to lizards and snakes, according to a study from Dartmouth, Yale...