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Scientists Use Technology to Track East Africa’s Wildebeest
April 1, 2016Recent efforts to combat habitat fragmentation and poaching have temporarily stabilized wildebeest populations in northern Tanzania, but this iconic migrating species of the African savanna remains vulnerable, a Dartmouth-led research team discove
Area Youth to Participate in Science Day at Dartmouth
March 31, 2016Dartmouth graduate student organizers are gearing up for Science Day 2016, Saturday, which takes place April 9.
Black-White Gap in Student Loan Debt (Inside Higher Ed)
March 10, 2016Cracking the Immune System Code
March 9, 2016Read the full story by Michael Blanding, published by Thayer School of Engineering.
History Professor Wins Prize for First Book
March 8, 2016Given the extreme disruption caused by the Second World War, it would be easy to assume that the intellectual underpinnings of 20th-century international politics must have changed radically from the 1920s to the 1950s.
Skype Brings Scientists to Dartmouth Classrooms
March 7, 2016Astronomer Ryan Hickox adds visiting scientists to his classes via video chats.
“Who cares about 10 degrees?