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Dartmouth Study Finds Foreign Aid Boosts Public Opinion

A new study by researchers from Dartmouth and two Australian universities provides the first empirical evidence using data from a variety of...

Memorial Service Set for Torin Tucker ’15

A memorial service for Torin Tucker ’15, who died on February 1 while competing for Dartmouth in a cross country skiing event, has been set...

Geisel School of Medicine Receives $6.25 Million Gift

Read the full story, published by the Geisel School of Medicine. The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth has received a $6.25 million...

Lively Discussion at First ‘Moving Dartmouth Forward’ Session

The first “ Moving Dartmouth Forward” community session, focused on the College’s unique year-round calendar of quarterly terms known as the...

Video: Hannah Kearney ’15 Reflects on Her Hometown, Success

Hannah Kearney ’15 won gold at the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver. (Photo by Steven Kornreich) As the defending Olympic gold medalist in...

Dartmouth’s Carnival of Thrones: Winter is Coming

“Winter is coming.” See more: A Look Back at Winter Carnival Snow Sculptures Students Take Icy Plunge in 19th Annual Polar Bear Swim That’s...

Jake Tapper’s Exclusive Interview with President Obama (CNN)

President Barack Obama sat down with CNN’s Jake Tapper ’91 for an exclusive interview last week to discuss several of the topics he focused...

Dartmouth Mourns Death of Torin Tucker ’15

Torin Tucker ’15 died Saturday, February 1, while competing for Dartmouth in a cross country skiing event in Craftsbury, Vt. [[{“type”...

First ‘Moving Dartmouth Forward’ Conversation on February 3

The first session of the College’s new community conversations, “ Moving Dartmouth Forward,” will take place Monday, February 3, and feature...

President Hanlon, Gail Gentes, Visit London and Switzerland

President Phil Hanlon ’77 and his wife, Gail Gentes, have just returned from their first trip representing the College abroad. "Gail and I...