#SayHerName: A Lecture Series on Violence Against Black Women
July 5, 2019
Leading anti-violence scholars and activists will be on campus throughout the summer.
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Students Learn About the Hard Choices of Philanthropy
May 29, 2019Public policy class awards a total of $40,000 in grants to Upper Valley nonprofits.
John Carey Named Associate Dean of Social Sciences Faculty
May 21, 2019The government professor is a leading scholar of democratic institutions and electoral politics.
Students Take Their First-in-the-Nation Primary Role Seriously
May 14, 2019Candidates Beto O’Rourke, Andrew Yang, John Hickenlooper, and Julián Castro draw crowds.
HHS Secretary Caught the Political Bug at Dartmouth
May 7, 2019Secretary Alex Azar ’88 met with students recently at the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center.
At Dartmouth, Students Get Front Row Seat at the Primary Race
April 24, 2019Democratic hopefuls have been visiting campus, and others are making plans to be here.
David Wong ’19 Named a Gaither Junior Fellow
April 23, 2019The government major will work on issues related to democracy, conflict, and governance.
Global Health Initiative Expands Student International Engagement
April 11, 2019Gifts increase scholarship funding for undergraduates, broaden Dartmouth’s global reach.
Website Provides Resources for Global Menstrual Health
April 4, 2019IMHER is a clearing house for education, products for low-income girls and women worldwide.
A Course on Daniel Webster, Class of 1801
March 27, 2019Students in the sestercentennial course studied Dartmouth’s most famous alumnus.