In recognition of Dartmouth’s ongoing celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Native American Studies Program ( NAS), the Office of...

David Sayet ’13 is a descendant of Samson Occom, pictured above. (Adna Tenney, American, 1810-1900, after Jonathan Spilsbury, British, about...

The Wall Street Journal turns to Elliott S. Fisher, the director of The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, for his...

The Huffington Post reports on a new study led by Andrew Friedland, the Richard and Jane Pearl Professor in Environmental Studies, that...

Dartmouth is a very different place today from the institution of the late 1960s. It was an all-male college with a handful of black, other...

Will 3-D printing live up to the hype? This was the question posed by The Wall Street Journal to a group of experts, including the Tuck...

In his Chronicle of Higher Education opinion piece, Ronald Shaiko, a senior fellow and the associate director for curricular and research...

“It’s not easy being green,” Kermit the frog tells us. This simple statement reflects the travails of life as an amphibian, and also holds...

“I am convinced that a new understanding of how neurons ‘realise’ information can reveal how free will works in the brain,” writes Professor...

A distinguished Dartmouth anthropologist delivered the commencement address at the American University of Kuwait (AUK) on June 13, 2013. The...