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Christmas Revels Celebrates Appalachian Song, Dance, Culture

Read the full story, published by the Hopkins Center for the Arts. If you travel through the Appalachian Mountains south of the Mason-Dixon...

Before Opting for Elective Surgery (The Washington Post)

It has become clear that some elective surgery can have more to do with the doctor’s preference than the patient’s requirements, The...

Cutting Down (Certain) Trees Can Save Environment (Bloomberg Businessweek)

Dartmouth researchers have found that cutting down trees in high latitudes in order to create treeless snow-covered meadows—which reflect...

The Frontrunner

Read the full story by Kate Siber ’02, published by the Tuck School of Business. Jim Weber, Tuck ’86, the CEO of Brooks Running Company, has...

$1 Million Gift Opens New Paths to a Dartmouth Medical Education

Read the full story, published by the Geisel School of Medicine. Four decades ago, Norm Payson, MED ’73, would not have become a doctor and...

A Man Apart: Dartmouth Remembers Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mandela, the first black president of South Africa, is remembered by members of the Dartmouth community as a courageous leader and...

Senior Studies the Changing Nature of Agriculture

If you can’t find the Gambia on a map, you’re in good company. Even Daniel Bornstein ’14, who has spent months doing research in the African...

Dartmouth Gets in the Holiday Spirit With Tree-Lighting Ceremony

The Lone Pine, a tree that towered over campus until 1895, has long been a symbol of Dartmouth. This month, there is a new tree overlooking...

Meet Vermont’s New Secretary of Education (Seven Days)

Calling public education “the civil rights issue of our time,” Vermont’s new secretary of education, Rebecca Holcombe, says it’s time to...

From Wales to Dartmouth Via the Sutton Trust

How far would you travel to find a college to call home? For Jennifer Evans ’17, from Pontypridd, Wales, the answer is about 3,000 miles...