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U.S.-Russia Relations and Sochi (NHPR)

NHPR’s “The Exchange” focuses on the spotlight that the Sochi Olympics has put on the current relationship between the United States and...

A Minute With Canadian Hockey Olympian Gillian Apps ’06 (Toronto Star)

Gillian Apps ’06 is one of the longest-serving members of the Canadian women’s ice hockey team, and is competing for her third Olympic gold...

Paul Danos Named to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Board of Trustees

Paul Danos, dean of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, has been appointed to the Dartmouth-Hitchcock (D-H) Board of Trustees. He will...

Gregg: End Run Around Congress Will ‘Come Back to Bite’ Obama

President Obama’s vow in his State of the Union address to bypass Congress through broader use of executive orders is not an unusual tack...

Brain Scientist’s Study of Neural Free Will Collects Honors

Professor Peter Tse ’84 has won two PROSE awards from the American Association of Publishers for his 2013 book, The Neural Basis of Free...

Straight Talk on Sexual Violence (Inside Higher Ed)

During a much-anticipated conference at the University of Virginia, a panel of six college presidents, including President Phil Hanlon ’77...

Language Day 2014 Connects Dartmouth and Area High Schools

This week, about a hundred young area students will experience a morning of Dartmouth-style language instruction, blending class work and...

‘Voices’: What It’s Like to Be a Dartmouth Woman

Every February, the Center for Gender and Student Engagement coordinates “V-February,” part of Dartmouth’s continuing effort to end violence...

Kearney’s Quest May Not End in Sochi (ESPN)

Hannah Kearney ’15 captured the bronze in women’s freestyle moguls skiing on February 8 in Sochi. Kearney, the defending gold medalist in...

Academics Question Agency Ties (Chronicle of Higher Education)

In a story about the National Security Agency’s shift away from filling its advisory board with scientists from leading universities, The...