Students Take Their First-in-the-Nation Primary Role Seriously
May 14, 2019
Candidates Beto O’Rourke, Andrew Yang, John Hickenlooper, and Julián Castro draw crowds.
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Native American Paths to Food Sovereignty and Sustainability
May 13, 2019A “Foodways” conference will combine panel discussions and locally-sourced meals.
Jeff and Ann VanderMeer to Judge Neukom Book Awards
May 10, 2019Speculative fiction author and editor duo to select Neukom winners.
Dartmouth’s Veronika Fuechtner Wins Berlin Prize
May 9, 2019The associate professor of German studies is writing a book on Thomas Mann’s mother.
Hillary Rodham Clinton Shares Insights During a Day at Dartmouth
May 9, 2019The former secretary of state meets scores of students and speaks at an overflow Dickey event.
Engles Family Gift Advances Experiential Learning, Liberal Arts
May 8, 2019The $10 million campaign commitment was announced this week in Colorado.
May Town Hall Focuses on Finances, Master Plan
May 8, 2019Rick Mills hosts CFO Michael Wagner and Campus Services’ Steve Moore.
Dartmouth Seeks Developer to Build Graduate Housing
May 8, 2019A call for proposals from private developers is being made public today.
Students and Alumni Named Fulbright Scholars
May 8, 2019The 2019 Fulbrights are headed to Spain, Hungary, South Korea, Cambodia, and the U.K.
Studying the Architecture of Vulnerable Technoecologies
May 7, 2019Students explore the relationship between humans and their environment in architecture in a course taught by Zenovia Toloudi, assistant professor of studio art.