Students Learn About the Hard Choices of Philanthropy
May 29, 2019
Public policy class awards a total of $40,000 in grants to Upper Valley nonprofits.
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Alumna Works at the Confluence of Art and Geography
April 13, 2018Documentary project by Brooks Fellow Dalia McGill ’16 explores an Amazon dam project.
Greenberg Named ACLS Fellow for Work on Religious Pluralism
March 29, 2018The award aids historian’s study of Catholic-Protestant reconciliation in the 20th century.
Study: Climate Change Is Affecting N.H. Seasons
April 18, 2017Dartmouth researchers find that winters are ending sooner, with a longer wait for spring’s greening.
Trump’s Budget ‘Blueprint’ Raises Concerns Among Faculty
March 22, 2017“This is no time for silence,” says Professor of Government Dean Lacy.
Professor Wins ACLS Fellowship for Work on Modern Ghana
March 13, 2017Historian Sackeyfio-Lenoch’s book project looks at Ghanaians’ role in global politics.
Tracing the Roots of Africa’s Many Indigenous Religions
February 27, 2017“I’m interested in the innovative qualities of traditional societies,” says Dartmouth’s Robert Baum.
Students Make Musical Instruments for Thayer’s Birthday Party
January 12, 2017“I found out I love to work with my hands to build things,” says David LaCroix ’19.
Students Campaign for Federal Food Policy Reform
November 4, 2016The students are answering a call to action from “Plate of the Union,” a new advocacy group.
Inaugural Grants Bring Research Closer to Aiding Patients
February 1, 2016Read the full story by Jennifer Durgin, published Jan.