In this day of Twitter, Facebook, and email, there are many ways to communicate quickly with vast audiences. But a student competition...

By Anita Warren It was while researching stories about the Buddha literally giving away his body parts to humans in need that Reiko Ohnuma...

When Rob Lauzen ’15 volunteered to visit the Orion House, a residential treatment facility serving males ages 11 to 19, he had no idea how...

Dartmouth’s Hany Farid has ruled out the idea that an award-winning photograph by Swedish photographer Paul Hansen was inauthentic, reports...

Growing up in Northern Virginia, Riley Ennis ’15 delighted in family trips to the beach. There he developed a keen interest in marine...

In a story about a rare disorder that makes it difficult for people to recognize even familiar places, NBC’s The Today Show interviews...

In a time flooded with media that’s available virtually anywhere, anytime, there is a vast world of moving images and sound recordings on...

In an opinion piece in The Washington Monthly, Brendan Nyhan, assistant professor of government, writes that President Obama is likely to...

Dartmouth and its partners in the University of the Arctic Institute for Applied Circumpolar Policy (IACP) have issued a report urging the...

Kenneth Reade, associate director of Dartmouth’s Office of Visa and Immigration Services received the National Association of Foreign...