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American/US Airways Merger Could Allow New Entrants (Forbes)

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

Algorithm: A Ninth-Century Term for 21st-Century Computing

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

Music Students Get a Chance to Wield the Conductor’s Baton

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

Familiar Faces (ScienceNews)

In a story about “super recognizers”—people who have an exceptional ability to remember faces— ScienceNews turns for comment to Dartmouth’s...

Transforming Food Deserts to Fight Obesity (Huffington Post)

In a blog published by The Huffington Post, Dartmouth’s Kristy Blackwood ’14 and The Huffington Post Public Health Editor Susan Blumenthal...

Dartmouth Commemorates Anniversary of March on Washington

A slate of events at Dartmouth on Wednesday, August 28, will commemorate the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s March on...

100 Most Influential People in Healthcare (Modern Healthcare)

James Weinstein, president and CEO of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, is on Modern Healthcare’s 2013 list of the 100 most influential...

Abbey D’Agostino’s Unlikely Domination at Dartmouth (Running Times)

Dartmouth’s Abbey D’Agostino ’14, a member of the Big Green women’s track and field and cross country teams, graces the cover of the...

Senior Fellow Explores Jewelry’s Power to Send a Message

At the age of 12, Michelle Berlinger ’13 broke her back doing gymnastics. The injury immobilized her for months, but she found a silver...

The March on Washington: Promise and Reality (Valley News)

In an opinion piece published by the Valley News, Professor Randall Balmer says the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the March on...