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At Oscar Time: From Hanover to Hollywood

While movie buffs gear up to watch the Oscars on television on Sunday, the 15 students in the Department of Film and Media Studies’ Los...

The Pinkification of Children’s Toys (The Daily Beast)

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Happy 110th Birthday, Dr. Seuss

March 2 marks the 110th birthday of Theodor “Ted” Geisel, Class of 1925, known worldwide as the author and illustrator Dr. Seuss. Ted Geisel...

Who’s the Next Dartmouth Idol Winner? Find Out Soon

The suspense will be over next week when the new Dartmouth Idol winner is crowned at the Hopkins Center’s Spaulding Auditorium. The...

Women’s Hockey Goaltender Lindsay Holdcroft ’14 ‘Plays Big’

At 5 foot 4, Lindsay Holdcroft ’14 is one of the smallest starting goaltenders in Division I women’s college ice hockey. As such, the...

Is Freedom Just an Illusion? Maybe We Don’t Want to Know (NPR)

In an NPR 13.7 Cosmos & Culture blog entry, Dartmouth’s Marcelo Gleiser reflects on the push to develop machines that simulate the human...

Class Helps Students Unravel Enigma of North Korea

When Soyoung Suh, a scholar of Korean cultural history, arrived at Dartmouth in 2011, she found a real thirst among students, faculty, and...

Linking Temperature to Glacier’s Growth, Retreat (The New York Times)

A Dartmouth study of the past 500 years in the life of a Peruvian glacier suggests that temperature is the main factor influencing the...

Our Liberal Arts Moment (The Huffington Post)

In response to President Obama’s recent remarks about the usefulness of an art history degree, Dartmouth’s Daniel Rockmore and Adrian...

Digital Learning Is Focus of Next ‘Moving Dartmouth Forward’

Watch the March 3 noontime session live on Dartmouth’s YouTube channel. Digital learning and the creative use of new learning technologies...