What if the brain had a light switch that could be flipped to turn off a bad habit? Research by Assistant Professor Kyle Smith, who joined...

Rice, shown by Dartmouth researchers to contain dangerously high amounts of arsenic, has now been directly linked to arsenic-induced genetic...

For a group of recent graduates, the transition from college to the workforce means moving from the ranks of Dartmouth undergraduates to...

In an opinion piece, Assistant Professor of Government Brendan Nyhan writes about the “scandal attention cycle” and how it came into play...

“The next generation of these turbines are going to be offshore,” says scholar James Manwell on the future of wind energy. “I think that the...

Cyber espionage and the threat of a cyber war are two of the biggest challenges facing the U.S. government and American corporations, said...

Pope Francis drew huge crowds during his recent visit to Brazil, and then made headlines for saying he had no right to judge homosexuals, a...

As a guest on VPR’s Vermont Edition, the Geisel School of Medicine’s Kay Hillinger talks about why allergies are on the rise in the United...

What started as a way for Augustus Washington to earn tuition money for Dartmouth in 1843 became an extraordinary career of using the...

William McDonough ’73, innovative architect, author, and consultant, is the next speaker in the “ Leading Voices in Energy, Sustainability...