For the first time, a dramatic climate shift that has long fascinated scientists has been linked to the impact in Quebec of an asteroid or...

In August 1974, when Bill and Stella Pence screened two silent films at an opera house in Telluride, Colo., that they had recently renovated...

As recently as the mid-2000s, medical school students were told that human beings, who carry about 100 trillion bacteria each, were bacteria...

According to a new study led by James Sargent, a professor of pediatrics at the Geisel School of Medicine and co-director of the Cancer...

Professor David Lagomarsino’s curiosity and genuine interest in people become clear as soon as you meet him. Seated at a desk piled with...

A generous gift by the Stephen Lewinstein family, Classes of 1963 and 1998, has enabled the Dartmouth athletics department to purchase a...

Dartmouth students Jordan Terry ’15, Renee Scott ’13, Danielle Moore ’15, and Taylor Stevens ’15 were part of the 50th Anniversary March on...

An American/US Airways merger settlement could offer other airline carriers—and carriers of the future—access to gates and slots at the...

Computer scientist Thomas Cormen still remembers that he “only got an A minus” in his algorithms course at Princeton. This minor blemish on...

Professor of Music Melinda O’Neal acknowledged that her “Music 52” students had “a very tall order” for their final class project: They had...