Professor: Info-Hygiene Is Crucial Tool in Fighting COVID-19
March 27, 2020
Brendan Nyhan says people can help by amplifying accurate information in their network.
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'Society & Culture' News Stories
'Open for Business': Making the Switch to Remote Learning
March 26, 2020As faculty race to prepare to teach their spring term courses remotely, they are not working alone.
Dartmouth State Rep Moves Key Bills Amid Coronavirus Crisis
March 20, 2020Garrett Muscatel '20 sees his plan to cap insulin at $100 a month pass the N.H. House.
Matthew Delmont Opens a Multimedia Window on Black History
March 16, 2020The professor works to present African-American history to new audiences in new ways.
Hood Museum: Open Letter Cutting Session
March 10, 2020Artist Gina Adams cut letters from treaties to revisit the historically broken treaties between the U.S. government and Native American communities.
Former U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice to Speak on Campus
February 20, 2020The former Obama administration official's Feb. 27 talk is hosted by the Dickey Center.
Dartmouth Students Turn Out for the N.H. Primary
February 12, 2020Over 1,000 same-day voter registrations, fast lines, efficient counting, mark the day.
Zia Haider Rahman 'Reckons with the Elites'
February 12, 2020The Montgomery Fellow gives a public talk on Feb. 17 in Filene Auditorium.
Students Quiz 2020 Candidates at Climate Town Hall
February 10, 2020In a forum co-hosted by Tuck, students talked environmental policy with six candidates
Students Get Front-Row Seats to the Primary Finale
February 7, 2020Days away from the New Hampshire vote, campaigns make final pitches at Dartmouth.