Press Releases & Statements

• New Glue Sticks Easily, Holds Strongly, and is a Gas to Pull Apart (12/1/2020)
• Crossing International Borders Can Be Deadly for Forced Migrants (11/16/2020)
• Losing the American Dream (11/11/2020)
• Research Identifies 'Volume Control' in the Brain that Supports Learning, Memory (11/10/2020)
• Statement on Dartmouth Athletics Decision (11/6/2020)
• Extra Gene Pairs and Biological Clock Control Important Plant Functions (11/4/2020)
• Smart Tablecloth Can Find Fruit and Help With Watering the Plants (10/29/2020)
• Timekeeping Theory Combines Quantum Clocks and Einstein's Relativity (10/23/2020)
• 2020 Neukom Awards Honors Complex Stories in Complex Times (10/8/2020)
• Women Are More Concerned About COVID-19 Than Men, Dartmouth-Gallup Study Finds (10/7/2020)
• Dartmouth Honors Half-Century of Black Studies (10/6/2020)
• Voter Reactions to #MeToo Scandals: It’s Sexism, Not Partisanship, Which Has the Largest Impact (9/30/2020)
• Dartmouth Establishes Entrepreneurship ‘Accelerator’ to Benefit Cancer Patients (9/29/2020)
• U.S. Hospital Admissions for Non-COVID-19 Have Only Partially Rebounded for Initial Decline (9/25/2020)
• Community Pledges $40 Million for Urgent Scholarship Need (9/24/2020)
• Smartphones can Predict Brain Function Associated with Anxiety and Depression (9/14/2020)
• Drone Survey Reveals Large Earthwork at Ancestral Wichita Site in Kansas (9/3/2020)
• Improving FDA's COVID-19 Vaccine Authorization and Approval Process: Lessons from Hydroxychloroquine (8/31/2020)
• Restoring the World’s Forests Requires Partnering with Local Communities (8/25/2020)
• Federal and State Websites Flunk COVID-19 Reading-Level Review (8/18/2020)
• To Perceive Faces, Your Brain Relies on a Process Similar to Computer Face Recognition Systems (8/14/2020)
• Statement on External Investigation into Complaints by Maha Hasan Alshawi(8/7/2020)
• Statement Regarding Maha Hasan Alshawi and Related External Investigation (8/4/2020)
• Clarifying Statement Regarding Maha Hasan Alshawi (8/1/2020)
• Text Messaging: The Next Gen of Therapy in Mental Health (7/28/2020)
• Statement Regarding Maha Hasan Alshawi (7/25/2020)
• COVID-19 Increased Anxiety, Depression for Already Stressed College Students (7/25/2020)
• Where are Arctic Mosquitoes Most Abundant in Greenland and Why? (7/23/2020)
• Dartmouth-Industry Collaborations Improve Computer Graphics (7/23/2020)
• Dragonflies Reveal Mercury Pollution Levels Across U.S. National Parks (7/22/2020)
• Statement on Outreach to Maha Hasan Alshawi (7/20/2020)
• Statement Concerning Maha Hasan Alshawi (7/16/2020)
• Statement on Reversal of Fall 2020 Federal Operational Guidance for International Students (7/14/2020)
• Statement on Fall 2020 Federal Operational Guidance for International Students (7/8/2020)
• Deforestation and Land-Clearing Are Taking a Toll on Brazil’s Corn Yield (6/30/2020)
• Dartmouth Research Brings Tech Tutorials to People with Visual Impairments (6/22/2020)
• Your Brain Shows If You Are Lonely or Not (6/15/2020)
• Dartmouth to Lead National Effort to Build a Secure Smart Home (6/12/2020)
• Statement on Dartmouth Harassment Policies and Procedures (6/10/2020)
• How Much Color Do We Really See? (6/8/2020)
• Plays Exploring Human Drive and Human Touch Win 2020 Neukom Honors (5/7/20)
• Dartmouth's Katherine Mirica Wins National Teacher-Scholar Honor (5/4/20)
• COVID-19 is Affecting Every Region of the U.S. Where Residents Get Their Hospital Care (4/23/20)
• U.S. Senators’ Stock Picks Do Not Appear to Reflect an Inside Trader’s Edge (4/13/20)
• Your Childhood Neighborhood Affects If You Vote (4/10/20)
• Space Medicine Research Program Focuses on People Struggling with Confinement (4/02/20)
• Neukom Institute Literary Arts Awards Announces Judge for 2020 Program (3/30/20)
• COVID-19: The Time Is Now to Prepare for People Affected by Humanitarian Crises (3/24/20)
• Monty Python’s Silly Walk: A Gait Analysis & Wake-Up Call to Peer Review Inefficiencies (3/12/20)
• Exposure to “Fake News” During the 2016 U.S. Election Has Been Overstated (3/02/20)
• New Technique Could Streamline Drug Designs (2/27/20)
• Lessons Learned From Addressing Myths About Zika and Yellow Fever Outbreaks in Brazil (2/27/20)
• Revving Habits Up and Down, New Insight into How the Brain Forms Habits (2/27/2020)
• Grassroots Giving: Women Raise $25 Million for Dartmouth Hall (2/17/20)
• Dartmouth’s Chenfeng Ke Wins Cram Lehn Pedersen Prize (2/14/20)
• Acid-Loving Microbe Can Improve Understanding of Past Climate (2/6/20)
• Mellon Grant To Advance Cross-Institutional Collaboration (1/29/2020)
• Black History Month Is Not Just a Time to Celebrate Marches and Martyrs (1/31/2020)
• Study Finds Economic Assistance in Afghanistan Largely Failed to Reduce Support for the Taliban (1/29/20)
• Dartmouth Study Finds Conscious Visual Perception Occurs Outside the Visual System (12/13/19)
• Research Confirms Timing of Tropical Glacier Melt at the End of the Last Ice Age (12/11/19)
• Modern Technology and Old-Fashioned Legwork Solve Science Mystery (12/5/19)
• Discovery Increases Chance of Improving Iron Content in Plants (11/25/19)
• Dartmouth Volunteers Donate More Than 250,000 Hours (11/19/19)
• Gold Mining Critically Impairs Water Quality in Rivers Across Peruvian Biodiversity Hotspot (11/11/19)
• Dartmouth Joins the Association of American Universities (11/5/19)
• Celebration of Women Volunteer Leaders Focuses on the Future (11/4/19)
• The World is Getting Wetter, Yet Water May Become Less Available for North America and Eurasia (11/4/19)
• U.S. Corn Yields Get Boost from a Global Warming "Hole" (10/24/19)
• Your Healthcare Provider’s Expectations on Whether a Treatment Works May Impact its Effectiveness (10/21/19)
• Dartmouth Lab Introduces the Next Wave of Interactive Technology (10/20/19)
• Big Data, Artificial Intelligence to Support Early Warning Research of Harmful Blue-Green Algae (10/18/19)
• Study Finds Managed Forests in New Hampshire Rich in Carbon (10/3/19)
• Dartmouth, Brown Researchers to Explore Materials, Matter States for Quantum Technologies (9/25/19)
• Climate Change Study Finds That Maple Syrup Season May Come Earlier (9/20/19)
• Thayer team to be frozen in Arctic ice for historic polar expedition (9/20/19)
• Dartmouth Research Advances Noise Cancelling for Quantum Computers (9/16/19)
• Settlement Agreement Signed in Title IX Case (9/10/19)
• How We Make Decisions Depends on How Uncertain We Are (9/9/19)
• New Report Calls for Greater Collaboration Between U.S. and Greenland Researchers (9/9/19)
• Founders Circle Campaign Supports Entrepreneurship at Dartmouth (9/6/19)
• Statement on Border Checkpoint Activity (9/5/19)
• More Rain Yet Less Water Expected for up to 250 Million People Along the Nile (8/28/19)
• New Study Shows How Autism Can Be Measured Through a Non-Verbal Marker (8/15/19)
• Dartmouth to Collaborate with Local Schools to Enhance STEM Education (8/9/19)
• Research on Cholera Adds to Understanding of the Social Life of Bacteria (8/9/19)
• Joint Press Release: Dartmouth College and Nine Current and Former Dartmouth Students Announce Settlement of Title IX Class Action (8/6/19)
• Knowing Where the Center of a Space Is Helps Inform Spatial Awareness (8/2/19)
• New Space Discovery Sheds Light on How Planets Form (7/25/19)
• New Study Explains a Secret to More Efficient Learning (7/24/19)
• Countries with Aging Populations May Be More Peaceful than Younger Societies (7/17/19)
• Dartmouth's Rassias Center for World Languages and Cultures Partners on Biliteracy Project in Mexico (7/16/19)
• Dartmouth Research Supports Reduction of Arsenic Levels in New Hampshire (7/13/19)
• How Sounds, Shapes, Speech and Body Movements Convey Emotion Through One Shared Property (7/10/19)
• Phones and Wearables Combine to Assess Worker Performance (6/24/19)
• Your Brain Activity Can Be Used to Measure How Well You Understand a Concept (6/21/19)
• Executive Summary: Dartmouth Investigation Into May 2019 Mt. Moosilauke Incident (6/20/19)
• Cellist Yo-Yo Ma to Graduates: ‘Use Power Thoughtfully’ (6/9/19)
• Somebody’s Watching You: The Surveillance of Self-Driving Cars (6/7/19)
• Spec Fic Writers Named 2019 Neukom Institute Awards Winners (6/4/19)
• Researchers Develop Breakthrough Process to Create Cancer-Killing Drugs (6/4/19)
• Godzilla Is Back and He’s Bigger Than Ever: The Evolutionary Biology of the Monster (5/29/19)
• Study of Northern Alaska Could Rewrite Arctic History (5/28/19)
• Climate Change May Make the Arctic Tundra a Drier Landscape (5/23/19)
• Cows, Land, and Labor: Sustainable Agriculture Today (5/16/19)
• How Climate Change Will Affect the Rural Northeast: Expect Three Weeks of Heat (5/15/19)
• Toy Transformers and Real-Life Whales Inspire Biohybrid Robot (5/15/19)
• Why Creative Experts May Be Better at Imagining the Future (5/8/19)
• Dartmouth’s Mars Greenhouse Wins 2019 NASA BIG Idea Challenge (4/24/19)
• The Changing Face of Mortality Rates in the U.S. (4/22/19)
• How Do We Make Moral Decisions? (4/18/19)
• Off-the-Shelf Smart Fabric Helps Athletic Coaching and Physical Therapy (4/8/19)
• The Carbon Offset Market: Leveraging Forest Carbon’s Value in the Brazilian Amazon (4/5/19)
• IMHER: New Website Facilitates Information Sharing Among Innovators in Global Menstrual Health (4/2/19)
• New Virtual Reality Tool Allows You to See the World Through the Eyes of a Tiny Primate (3/27/19)
• Dartmouth's Marcelo Gleiser Wins 2019 Templeton Prize (3/19/19)
• Revamping Science: Making Room for More Voices (03/12/19)
• Children Don’t Lower Happiness After All (2/25/19)
• Research Forms Complex Picture of Mercury Pollution in a Period of Global Change (2/14/19)
• Self-driving Cars & Geospatial Data: Who Holds the Keys? (2/5/19)
• Understanding Our Early Human Ancestors: Australopithecus sediba (1/17/19)
• Statement on Answer in Sexual Misconduct Lawsuit (1/15/19)
• Research Explains Public Resistance to Vaccination (1/10/19)
• Hold the Fries! How Calorie Content Makes You Rethink Food Choices (12/20/18)
• Acceptances Offered to Most Diverse Early Decision Group Ever (12/14/18)
• Quantum Noise Can Reduce Precision of Advanced Measuring Devices (12/10/18)
• U.S. Image Abroad: It’s the Message Not the Messenger (11/30/18)
• Moviemaking Mimics Nature for Creative Control and a More Realistic Look (11/29/18)
• Statement on Lawsuit Filed Against Dartmouth (11/16/18)
• Dartmouth-Stanford Study on Economic Impact of Border Wall Finds High Costs and Few Benefits to U.S. Workers (11/15/18)
• Social Relationships More Important than Hard Evidence in Partisan Politics (11/13/18)
• Brain Learns to Recognize Familiar Faces Regardless of Where They Are in the Visual Field (11/8/18)
• Eye-Tracking Glasses Provide a New Vision for the Future of Augmented Reality (10/29/18)
• Dartmouth’s PhasorSec Protects Power Grids from Cyberattack (10/29/18)
• What’s That Stink? Dartmouth’s Rare Corpse Flower, “Morphy,” Is Getting Ready to Bloom Again! (10/23/18)
• The Good Book: Bible Helps Researchers Perfect Translation Algorithms (10/23/18)
• Study Finds Racial Disparities in Student Debt Increase After Young People Leave College (10/18/18)
• Energy harvesting and innovative inputs highlight tech show gadgetry (10/15/18) 
• Versatile molecular system extends the promise of light-activated switches (10/10/18)
• Children's Violent Video Game Play Associated with Increased Physical Aggressive Behavior (10/1/18)
• How Slick Water and Black Shale in Fracking Combine to Produce Radioactive Waste (9/18/18)
• New Research Unravels the Mysteries of Deep Soil Carbon (9/11/18)
• Getting Policy Right: Why Fisheries Management is Plagued by the Panacea Mindset and What to do About it (8/20/18)
• Making Aquafeed More Sustainable: Scientists Develop Feeds Using A Marine Microalga Co-product  (8/17/18)
• Dartmouth Lab Identifies Pulling and Braking of ‘Ancient Motor’ in Cell Division (8/7/18)
• The Fate of Arctic Mosquitoes Depends on Habitat and Access to Blood Meals  (8/3/18)
• What is Causing More Extreme Precipitation in the Northeast? (7/31/18)
• Inspiration for Dr. Seuss’s ‘The Lorax’ May Be From Real Plant and Animal Life in Kenya (7/23/18)
• Dartmouth Software Provides Fix to Spectre Computer Vulnerability (7/19/18)
• Our Human Ancestors Walked On Two Feet But Their Children Still Had A Backup Plan (7/3/18)
• Statement Regarding Trump Administration Rescission of Affirmative Action Guidelines (7/3/18)
• Inability to Recognize Faces Linked to Broader Visual Recognition Problems (6/25/18)
• Seeking New Relationships With Invasive Species (6/13/18)
• World Cup Contenders Beware: Opponents Likely to Experience Drops in Trade (6/11/18)
• Airlines and Passengers Save Billions Through Crew Planning (6/6/18)
• Cool Weather Can Amplify Attacks of Tree-Killing Bark Beetle (5/31/18)
• Our Brains Are Obsessed With Being Social (5/16/18)
• Neukom Institute Announces Winners of Speculative Fiction Awards (5/16/18)
• New Software, HyperTools, Transforms Complex Data into Visualizable Shapes (5/07/18)
• Climate Change Study Finds New Hampshire’s Warmer Weather Will Bring Warmer Streams (4/30/18)
• Dartmouth College Brings Smartwatch Innovations to CHI2018 (4/18/18)
• New Research Predicts Which Trees Are at Greatest Risk of Beetle Invasion (4/16/18)
• Dartmouth-led Study Finds Humans and Others Exposed to Prenatal Stress Have High Stress Hormone Levels After Birth (4/10/18)
• Critical North American Mountain Region Melting at Fastest Rate in Centuries (4/10/18)
• How Will Environmental Changes Affect Western Greenland? (4/6/18)
• Smart Ink Adds New Dimensions to 3D Printing (4/3/18)
• West Greenland Ice Sheet Melting at the Fastest Rate in Centuries (3/28/18)
• Play on Artificial Intelligence, Choice, and the Future Wins Inaugural Neukom Institute Literary Arts Award (3/28/18)
• Dartmouth Media Ecology Project’s New Collaboration with the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (3/27/18)
• New Scheduling Model Puts Airlines on Equal Plane While Easing Congestion (3/27/18)
• New Technique Sheds Light on Body Language in Job Interviews, Sales Calls and Team Projects (3/27/18)
• Dartmouth College helping to train high school students in cybersecurity (3/27/18)
• Your Gender May Affect How You Perceive A Woman’s Anxiety in STEM (3/16/18)
• Food Abundance Driving Conflict in Africa, Not Food Scarcity (3/1/18)
• Polar Vortex Defies Climate Change in the Southeast (2/13/18)
• Researchers Raise a 170-Million-Year Question over Mysterious Moss Gene (2/12/18)
• Research Papers Contribute to Global Efforts Against Mercury Pollution (2/7/18)
• Your Brain Reveals Who Your Friends Are (1/30/18)
• Court Software May Be No More Accurate than Web Survey Takers in Predicting Criminal Risk (1/17/18)
• The Fields Medal Fallacy: Why this Math Prize Should Return to its Roots as a Tool for Shaping the Discipline (1/15/18)
• Why the Republican Party May Have an Advantage When it Rains:Voters Change their Minds (1/11/18)
• New Study Presents Analysis of Fake News Consumption During the 2016 Presidential Campaign (1/02/18)
• Dartmouth Researchers Provide Theoretical Backbone to Groundbreaking Work in Quantum Sensing (12/21/17)
• Warming Seas Double Snowfall Around North America’s Tallest Peaks (12/07/17)
• How We Learn: Mastering the Features Around You Rather Than Learning About Individual Objects (12/19/17)
• Nationalism from International Sports May Increase International Conflict (11/28/17)
• Big Data Creates Family Tree of Constitutions (11/22/17)
• How to Manage Forest Pests in the Anthropocene? Bring theory (11/13/17)
• Patients with Depression and Advanced Cancer Survive Longer with Palliative Care Intervention, Dartmouth-Led Study Finds (11/10/17)
• A “Virtual Wall” That Improves Wireless Security and Performance (11/08/17)
• Nuclear Energy Programs Do Not Increase Likelihood of Proliferation, Dartmouth Study Finds (11/06/17)
• New SOFT electronic textiles could offer advanced protection for soldiers and emergency personnel (11/01/17)
• Neukom Institute to Honor the World’s Most Spectacular Speculative Fiction (10/25/17)
• Dartmouth to Debut Wearables that Warn and Wow at UIST 2017 (10/20/17)
• Dartmouth Economist Outlines Reforms to Improve Access to Affordable, High Quality Child Care (10/19/17)
• New Music and Social Justice Series by University of Michigan Press to be Co-Edited by Dartmouth Assistant Professor of Music William Cheng (10/12/17)
• Carbon Dioxide Levels Lower Than Thought During Super Greenhouse Period (10/12/17)
• Indigenous Nations’ Environmental Stewardship in Tackling Invasive Species (10/5/17)
• Dartmouth-Led Team Receives NASA Grant to Study Lake Water Quality in the Northeast (9/29/17)
• Streamlined Process Opens Drug Development to a New Class of Steroids (9/25/17)
• Statement on Withdrawal of Title IX Guidance Documents (9/22/17)
• How Aerial Thermal Imagery Is Revolutionizing Archaeology (9/22/17)
• Dartmouth Announces Endowment Returns (9/13/17)
• Teens’ Ability to Consider the Intentions of Others in Relation to Fairness Linked to Structural Changes in the Brain (9/12/17)
• Statement on Coming Revision of Title IX Regulations (9/7/17)
• Americans’ Views Towards Refugee Resettlement: Not-in-My Backyard (NIMBYism) Syndrome and Media Frames (9/6/17)
• Drought Response in Global Crops may be as Complex as Day and Night (8/29/17)
• Severity of North Pacific Storms at Highest Point in Over 1200 Years (8/24/17)
• Statement on Lecturer in History Mark Bray (8/21/17)
• Statement by President Phil Hanlon on the Events in Charlottesville, Va. (8/14/17)
• Extreme Melt Season Leads to Decade-long Ecosystem Changes in Antarctic Polar Desert (8/7/17)
• Understanding How Fishers Fish on Coral Reefs Can Inform Fishery Management Strategies (7/31/17)
• International Mercury Conference Brings Scientists, Policymakers and NGOs Together to Find Solutions to Complex Environmental and Public Health Problems (7/12/17)
• The UN actually does prevent war, according to study of General Assembly votes (7/8/17)
• Greater understanding of plant hormone results in stem cells that grow shoots (7/3/17)
• Joseph Helble Reappointed to Fourth Term as Thayer Dean (7/3/17)
• Awards Announced for 2017 Turing Tests in the Creative Arts(6/20/17)
• Bacterial Classification May Be More Elusive Than Previously Thought(6/19/17)
• “Big Food” Companies Have Less Power Than You Might Think: Progress Toward Sustainability Slowed by Limited Knowledge and Influence on the Farm(6/12/17)
• New-generation material removes iodine from water (6/7/17)
• Through Silo(e)scapes, Zenovia Toloudi Highlights Need for Protecting Native Seeds of the Mediterranean(6/5/17)
• Director Named to Lead Arthur L. Irving Institute(6/5/17)
• Dartmouth-Led Study Finds Heavier Precipitation in the Northeast Began in 1996(5/23/17)
• Making Volunteer-based Legislatures Work: Overcoming Barriers for Gender Equality in Political Representation(5/10/17)
• New South African Fossils Discovered, Described, and Dated (5/9/17)
• Expert Rock Climbing Routes Recreated Indoors Using 3-D Modeling and Digital Fabrication(5/8/17)
• Dartmouth-led team develops smartwatch with all the moves(5/8/17)
• Next of Kin: Seeing Extinction Through the Artist’s Lens (5/2/17)
• The Brain Sets a Unique Learning Rate for Everything We Do, By Self-Adjusting to the Environment (4/19/17)
• Sandhya Subramanian Named General Counsel (4/19/17)
• University College London, Paris Descartes University, and Dartmouth Study Finds Everyone Has Different 'Bad Spots' in Their Vision (4/10/17)
• Are You Listening? Your Pupils Indicate If You Are (4/7/17)
• Bipartisan Coalitions More Likely as Congress Becomes More Polarized, Dartmouth-Miami University Study Finds (4/6/17)
• Duane Compton Named Dean at Geisel School of Medicine (4/5/17)
• Study: What Makes for Effective Partnerships With Indigenous Nations in Environmental Protection and Stewardship? (4/4/17)
• Haldeman Family Endows Athletic Director’s Position (4/3/17)
• Big Data Finds Supreme Court Becoming Increasingly Idiosyncratic (3/31/17)
• N. Bruce Duthu ’80 Appointed Dean of the Faculty 3/27/17)
• 3-D Printing Turns Nanomachines into Life-size Workers (3/22/17)
• Statement of Support for Transgender Members of the Dartmouth Community (3/21/17)
• Dartmouth Study Finds Increased Water Availability from Climate Change May Release More Nutrients into Soil in the McMurdo Dry Valleys of Antarctica (3/13/17)
• $10 Million Gift to Expand Foreign Study Opportunities (3/08/17)
• Dartmouth Study Finds Modern Hunter-Gatherers Relocate to Maximize Foraging Efficiency (3/6/17)
• Political Scientists Launch New “Bright Line Watch” Initiative to Monitor the Current State of American Democracy (2/23/17)
• Dartmouth Computer Scientist Wins Sloan Foundation Fellowship (2/21/17)
• Roads Are Driving Rapid Evolutionary Change in Our Environment (2/16/17)
• Statement on the Amicus Brief Filed in Darweesh et al. v Trump et al. (2/13/17)
• Mexican Bracero Exclusion Failed to Raise Wages or Employment for Domestic Farm Workers in the U.S. (2/10/17)
• CNN News Anchor Jake Tapper ’91 Is Commencement Speaker (2/09/17)
• Dartmouth-Led Study Finds Mutual Reinforcement of Phenotypic Diversity and Cooperation (2/3/17)
• Dartmouth Professor Eric R. Fossum Wins Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering (2/1/17)
• Why the Lights Don’t Go Out When We Blink (1/19/17)
• Proxi App Places Friends and Family on Mental Health Care Teams (1/16/17)
• Is Student Debt Responsible For "Boomeranging" Among Young Adults? (1/5/17)
• Dartmouth Study Finds Children With Higher Genetic Risk for Obesity Respond More Strongly to Fast Food Ads  (12/19/16)
• New Director Appointed to Lead Hopkins Center for the Arts (12/15/17)
• Fulbright Arctic Initiative Establishes Innovative Research Model for a Sustainable Arctic Future (12/15/17)
• Dartmouth’s Early Admissions Are a ‘Record Pool of Talent’ (12/14/16)
• Study Finds American Indian Adults Exposed to Early Life Trauma More Likely to Develop PTSD and Poor Physical Health in Adulthood (12/9/16)
• New “Printone” Tool Allows Users to Create 3-D Printed Wind Instruments in Any Shape or Form (12/05/19)
• Dartmouth Study Finds No Evidence of Voter Fraud (12/02/16)
• Geographers Provide New Insight Into Commuter Megaregions of the U.S. (11/30/16)
• Four Dartmouth Faculty Named AAAS Fellows (11/21/16)
• New Horrors in Frankenstein (10/28/16)
• Dartmouth Study Examines How Friendship Networks at College Impact Students’ Academic and Social Success (10/25/16)
• Dartmouth Study Demonstrates How Age-Related Genetic Anomalies Contribute to the Maternal Age Effect (10/19/16)
• Dartmouth-Led Team Develops WristWhirl, A Smartwatch Prototype Using Wrist As A Joystick (10/14/16)
• Dartmouth Researchers Launch “HillaryDonald Go”—A New Political Augmented Reality Game (10/13/16)
• Dartmouth Researchers’ “DarkLight” Prototype Enables Visible Light Communication in the Dark (9/30/16)
• Dartmouth Study on Brain Function and Behavior Provides New Insight on Why Risk-Taking Behavior Increases During Adolescence (9/29/16)
• Dartmouth Study Examines Conspiracy Beliefs About “Deflategate” Scandal (9/27/16)
• Dartmouth College and UMass Lowell Launch HillaryDonald.com: React, View and Track Reactions to the Presidential Debates in Real-Time (9/23/16)
• Dartmouth Offers Rare Opportunity to View the Upcoming Bloom of "Morphy," a Titan Arum or Corpse Flower, at the Life Sciences Greenhouse (9/21/16)
• Announcing the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society(9/16/16)
• Dartmouth-Led Study Finds STEM Workers More Likely to Find Jobs in Denser STEM Labor Markets than in Large Labor Markets (9/12/16)
• Archive of Photographer James Nachtwey '70 Acquired by Hood Museum (9/6/16)
• Dartmouth College Partners with the Center for Open Science and the Center for Political Studies to Launch New Research Contest to Study the 2016 Election(9/8/16)
• Dartmouth Introduces Bike-Sharing Program with Zagster(9/6/16)
• Dartmouth-Led Research on How Attention Works in the Brain Receives National Science Foundation Award(8/22/16)
• North American Orienteering Championships 2016 to be Held at Dartmouth College (8/15/16)
• Dartmouth Study Finds Redacted Documents May Fuel Rather than Debunk Conspiracy Theory Beliefs(8/4/16)
• President Hanlon's Arctic Voyage (7/27/16)
• Enrollment in Jewish Studies Grows Amid Global Unrest (7/27/16)
• Scientists Outline How to Prevent the Next Emerald Ash Borer(7/25/16)
• Dartmouth Study With Aye-Ayes and Slow Loris Finds That Prosimians Prefer Alcohol(7/19/16)
• Susanne Mehrer Named Dartmouth’s Dean of Libraries(7/13/16)
• Greater Privacy and Security Measures Needed to Protect Patients’ Information in Mobile Health Technology(7/13/16)
• Dartmouth Statement on Rep. Annie Kuster and sexual assault(6/22/16)
• School of Graduate and Advanced Studies Opens July 1(6/20/16)
• Dartmouth-Led Study Finds Removal of Dams in New England Can Help Reconnect River Networks and Increase Watershed Resilience(6/7/16)
• Dartmouth Researchers Training Machines to See Like Humans (6/6/16)
• Dartmouth Team Makes Breakthrough toward Fish-Free Aquaculture Feed (9/2/16)
• Barium Leaches Directly from Fracked Rocks, Dartmouth Team Finds (5/25/16)
• Dartmouth Team Creates New Method to Control Quantum Systems (5/20/16)
• Robot Artists Can’t Create Human-Quality Work Yet, Dartmouth Contest Finds(5/19/16)
• Dartmouth Researcher, Collaborators Unveil Dual Screen Smartwatch(5/12/16)
• $25 Million Gift Propels Expansion of Dartmouth Engineering(5/16/16)
• Dartmouth to Host Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders (6/10/16)
• Researchers Announce New Way to Explore Mathematical Universe(5/10/16)
• Mercury in Fish Affected by Both Prey Type and Quality, Dartmouth Study Finds(5/9/16)
• Dartmouth-Stanford Study Finds Health Advertorials Misleading but Persuasive (5/9/16)
• Clinton Edging Trump in New Hampshire, Dartmouth Polls Shows (5/8/16)
• Digital Media May Be Changing How You Think(5/8/16)
• Statement by President Phil Hanlon and Provost Carolyn Dever on the Remarks Made by Guest Speaker Professor Jasbir Puar (5/6/16)
• Come to Think of It...or Not: Dartmouth Study Shows How Memories Can be Intentionally Forgotten(5/5/16)
• The Robot as Artist: Looking for Art in Artificial Intelligence(5/3/16)
• Ice Loss Accelerating in Greenland's Coastal Glaciers, Dartmouth Study Finds(4/28/16)
• Researchers Create Artificial Protein to Control Assembly of Buckyballs(4/25/16)
• Dartmouth-Led Study of Chimpanzees Explores the Early Origins of Human Hand Dexterity(4/22/16)
• Infectious Outbreaks Must Be Combatted Strategically, Dartmouth-HHS Experts Argue(4/21/16)
• Dartmouth Study Measures Bias in How We Learn and Make Decisions(4/21/16)
• Victorian Age Technology Can Improve Virtual Reality, Stanford-Dartmouth Study Finds(4/19/16)
• Dartmouth-Led Team Devises New Technique to Probe “Noise” in Quantum Computing(4/18/16)
• Wikipedia's Verifiability isn't Always Verifiable, Dartmouth Study Finds(4/15/16)
• Clear-Cutting Destabilizes Carbon in Forest Soils, Dartmouth Study Finds(4/15/16)
• Nobel Laureate Leymah Gbowee to Speak at Commencement (4/13/16)
• Scientists Invent Robotic "Artist" That Spray Paints Giant Murals(4/7/16)
• Response to the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committees Request for Information Regarding University Endowments(4/04/16)
• University of Washington – Dartmouth Study Illustrates How Hostile States’ Immigration Policies Changed Latino Migration within the U.S. in the Late 2000s(3/29/16)
• Dartmouth Study Provides New Knowledge for Managing Tree-Killing Bark Beetles(3/24/16)
• You Taste like Mercury, Said the Spider to the Fly(3/23/16)
• Dartmouth’s “Wild-ID” Tracking Technology Highlights Vulnerability of Wildebeest Migration (3/17/16)
• Climate Warming Accelerating Carbon Loss from Thawing Arctic Soils, Dartmouth Study Finds (3/16/16)
• Low-Level Arsenic May Impact Fetal Growth, Dartmouth-Led Study Finds (3/04/16)
• New Study Finds Disparity in Student Loan Debt Between Blacks and Whites Affected By Family Background and Parental Wealth(3/08/16)
• Trustees Prioritize Campus Diversity and Inclusivity (03/06/16)
• Why Pharmaceutical Firms May Prefer to Invest in Drugs Over Vaccines:
  New Harvard-Dartmouth Study Finds Zipf Distributions of Risk of a Disease Plays Major Role (3/02/16)
• Dartmouth-Led Study Finds That Married Physicians Who Are "Power Couples"
  Are Less Likely to Work in Rural Areas(3/01/16)
• Dartmouth Researchers Invent “Magic Wand” to Improve Healthcare, Cybersecurity (2/19/16)
• Dartmouth-Led Team Develops Method to Predict Local Climate Change (2/18/16)
• Real or Virtual: Dartmouth Scientists Ask – Can We Tell the Difference? (2/18/16)
• First-of-Its-Kind Study Finds Parental Debt Affects Children’s Socioemotional Well-being (1/21/16)
• Dartmouth Study Sheds Light on Evolutionary Origin of Sleep (2/09/16)
• Dartmouth Expert Available to Discuss Zika Epidemic (2/05/16)
• Climate Change's Frost Harms Early Plant Reproduction, Dartmouth (2/01/16)
• Climate Change Prompts Makeover of New England's Forests, Dartmouth Study Finds (1/29/16)
• Dartmouth Scientists Discover Method to Potentially Repair Nerve Damage (1/21/16)
• Dartmouth Study Helps Fill in Gaps in Our Visual Perception (1/21/16)
• Dartmouth Scholars Release Global Terrorism Forecast for 2016 (1/19/16)
• Gender Gap Closing in Field of Vision Science, Dartmouth-Penn Study Finds (1/19/16)
• Dartmouth Researchers Explain How Vestibular System's Horizontal Canals Influence Directional Navigation (1/19/16)
• Dartmouth Achieves Goal for Investment in World-Leading Academics (1/11/16)
• Anglers’ Gear Choice, Cooperation Affect Coral Reef Fisheries, Dartmouth-Led Research Finds (1/08/16)
• To Sustain Astronauts’ Mental Health, Dartmouth-Led Team Testing New Virtual Reality Tech in Arctic Isolation (1/04/16)
• Airline Passengers Face Longer Delays Under DOT Rule, Dartmouth-MIT Study Finds (12/21/15)
• The Scientific Benefits of Rudolph’s Red Nose (12/21/15)
• Researchers Test Sustainable Forestry Policies on Tropical Deforestation, Timber Production (12/18/15)
• Dartmouth Study Sheds Light on Lake Evaporation under Changing Climate (12/16/15)
• Melting Sea Ice Increases Arctic Precipitation, Complicates Climate Predictions, Dartmouth Scientists Find (12/16/15)
• Fracking Plays Active Role in Generating Toxic Metal Wastewater From Marcellus Shale, Dartmouth Study Finds (12/15/15)
• New Research Sheds Light on Mercury Pollution in Estuaries, Food Chain (12/07/15)
• Dartmouth-Led Team Discovers New Acoustic, Vibrational Duet in Crickets (12/07/15)
• Dartmouth Expert Available to Comment on Presidential Primary Debates (12/07/15)
• Dartmouth Scholar Daniel Benjamin Says Lone Wolves “New Normal” in Terrorism (12/04/15)
• Dartmouth Scholar Says Iran Remains Dangerous But Unlikely to Unleash New Terror (12/03/15)
• Alumni Gifts of $10 Million Will Fund Poverty Research (12/02/15)
• Dartmouth Expert Available to Discuss Dire State of Ocean Fisheries(11/25/15)
• A Message to the Dartmouth Community From President Hanlon(11/23/15)
• $20 Million in Gifts Furthers Hanlon’s Cluster Initiative(11/20/15)
• Dartmouth Expert Available to Comment on Future of Genetically Engineered Fish for U.S. Dinner Plates(11/20/15)
• Dartmouth Scientists Shed Light on How Our Brains See the World(11/18/15)
• Statement Regarding Recent Student Protest in Baker-Berry Library(11/16/15)
• Statement From President Hanlon on Incident at Latinx Ivy League Conference at Brown University(11/16/15)
• Statement from President Hanlon on Community Expectations and the Citizenship Pledge (11/13/15)
• Breeding Flexibility Helps Migratory Songbirds Adjust to Climate Warming, Dartmouth-Led Study Finds (11/13/15)
• Dartmouth Scientists Unravel Brain Circuits Involved in Cravings(11/11/15)
• Statement on Use of Spaulding Auditorium by Political Candidates (11/10/15)
• Dartmouth Researchers Create Automated Tool for Dialect Analysis (11/09/15)
• Children Exposed to Arsenic May Face Greater Risk of Infection, Respiratory Symptoms, Dartmouth-Led Study Finds (11/09/15)
• Trustees Discuss 'Big Ideas,' Geisel's Future (11/08/15)
• Dartmouth Study Shows Regional Economies Reap Benefits From Fracking Within 100-Mile Radius(11/6/15)
• Dartmouth, NSF Aim to Turn America's Rural Libraries into STEM Centers(11/02/15)
• Dartmouth "Inner GPS" Study May Aid Diagnosis of Brain Diseases (11/02/15)
• Arctic Snow Not Darkening Due to Soot, Dust, Dartmouth-Led Study Finds(10/30/15)
• Dartmouth Researchers Shed Light on Protein-Related Diseases (10/29/15)
• Dartmouth Professor Becomes New Chair of Union of Concerned Scientists(10/28/15)
• Dartmouth-Led Study Explores Wave-Particle Interaction in Atmosphere(10/27/15)
• Dartmouth, Collaborators United to Fight Arsenic Exposure(10/26/15)
• Dartmouth Research at Tiltfactor Lab Illustrates How Game Design Can Reduce Stereotypes and Social Biases(10/26/15)
• Dartmouth Led Study Shows ISIS Is Not the Only Culprit in War-Related Looting in Syria(10/21/15)
• New Dartmouth-Disney Device Improves Full-Color Image Projection (10/21/15)
• New Human Ancestor's Feet Resemble Our Own, Dartmouth Scientist Finds (10/16/15)
• Battle Family Gives $5 Million Moosilauke Challenge Gift(10/8/15)
• Backyard Photo of Lee Harvey Oswald is Authentic, Dartmouth Study Shows(10/01/15)
• Dartmouth Engineering Researchers Produce Breakthrough for Photography (09/28/15)
• Former N.H. House Speaker Norelli Named Perkins Bass Visitor(9/21/15)
• An Update on Moving Dartmouth Forward (9/14/15)
• Researchers Find Major Gaps in Understanding Risks, Benefits of Eating Fish (09/14/15)
• Trustees Discuss STEM Imperative, Academic and Campus Priorities (09/13/15)
• Arctic Mosquitoes Thriving Under Climate Change, Dartmouth Study Finds  (09/09/15)
• New Species of Human Relative Discovered(09/08/15)
• Parasitized Bees are Self-Medicating in the Wild, Dartmouth-Led Study Finds(09/01/15)
• Tackling Concussions, Football’s First Padded Humanoid to Debut at Dartmouth(8/19/15)
• Dartmouth – University of Wisconsin-Madison Study Challenges that  Student Loan Debt is Preventing Young People from Buying Homes(8/17/15)
• Greenland Ice Sheet's Winds Driving Tundra Soil Erosion, Dartmouth Study Finds(8/12/15)
• Dartmouth Team Uses Smart Light, Shadows to Track Human Posture (8/10/15)
• Dartmouth Researcher Discovers "Brain Signature" That Predicts Human Emotions(8/10/15)
• Trust Me: Dartmouth Researcher Sheds Light on Why People Trust(8/10/15)
• Dartmouth Study Shows Some People More Predisposed to Learn than Others(7/30/15)
• Dartmouth Study Shows Taking an Art Course Rewires Your Brain(7/30/15)
• Dartmouth-NASA Collaboration Reveals New X-Ray Actions(7/23/15)
• Dartmouth-Led Team Completes First Synthesis of Molecules that Induce Rapid Cell Death Linked to Cancer(7/21/15)
• Dartmouth Study Sheds New Light on Mind-Brain Relationship(7/16/15)
• Dartmouth Astrophysicist Available to Comment on Pluto Flyby Mission(7/13/15)
• Targeting Brain Molecule May Reduce Schizophrenia Symptoms, Drug Abuse, Dartmouth Study Suggests(7/13/15)
• The Robot as Artist: Dartmouth to Host AI Competition for “Human-Quality” Fiction, Poetry, DJ Dance Sets(6/29/15)
• Soil Water, Microbes Influence Carbon Turnover in World’s Coldest Desert, ASU-Dartmouth Study Finds(6/29/15)
• Recent Mercury Pollution on the Rise, But Quick to Change, Dartmouth-Led Study Shows(6/29/15)
• Some Forestlands Cool Climate Better Without Trees, Dartmouth-Led Study Finds(6/25/15)
• Dartmouth-Led Study Finds Wolves Are Better Hunters When Monkeys Are Around(6/22/15)
• In Cricket Sex Songs, Males Feel the Caloric Burn, Dartmouth Study Finds(6/16/15)
• Dartmouth’s Tiltfactor Launches Games to Improve Access to Biodiversity Heritage Library Content(6/9/15)
• Trustees Discuss Academic Progress, Announce New Members (6/14/15)
  
• How Will Congressmen Vote? Just Look at their Social Circles, Dartmouth Study Finds(5/25/15)
• Dartmouth Researchers Create First Smartphone App That Predicts GPA(5/25/15)
• Obese Teens’ Brains, Mouths Unusually Susceptible to Food Commercials, Dartmouth Study Finds(5/21/15)
• Metal Pollutants in Invasive Earthworms May Threaten Forest Predators, Dartmouth-Led Study Finds(5/20/15)
• Bin Laden Documents: Dartmouth Experts Available to Comment(5/20/15)
• Climate Change’s Future Impact Uncertain on Midwest Water Cycle, Dartmouth-Led Study Finds(5/18/15)
• Dartmouth Team Creates First Hidden, Real-Time, Screen-Camera Communication Atop Any Screen Content(5/18/15)
• Dartmouth Study Shows That Playing Games Can Shift Attitudes(5/13/15)
• What’s Love Got to Do with It? A Lot for Eavesdropping Bats, Singing Katydids(5/13/15)
• Introduction to College with Dartmouth’s First-Year Trips(5/12/15)
• Dartmouth Researchers Help to Create New Measurement of Banks “Too Big to Fail”(5/11/15)
• Dartmouth Chemists Create New Pathway to Potential Medicines(5/11/15)
• Dartmouth Poll Shows Clinton Faces Stiff Competition From Republicans in NH(5/6/15)
• Dartmouth Expert on Attack at Texas Anti-Islam Event(5/4/15)
• Scientists Discover Salty Aquifer, Previously Unknown Microbial Habitat Under Antarctica(4/23/15)
• Researchers Train Computers to Identify Gene Interactions in Human Tissues(4/23/15)
• Dartmouth Expert Available to Discuss Upcoming U.S.-Japan Summit(4/21/15)
• Getting Highly Qualified Students to Apply to College(4/21/15)
• Dartmouth Researchers Find Possible Universal Code of Protein Structure(4/21/15)
• Computational Techniques Trace Clerks’ Influence on U.S. Supreme Court(4/21/15)
• As U.S. Assumes Arctic Council Chairmanship, New Report Emphasizes Cooperation Over Conflict(4/20/15)
• Black Hole Hunters Tackle a Cosmic Conundrum(4/20/15)
• Facebook Users’ Wishful Thinking: Cyberbullying, Depression Won’t Happen to Me(4/16/15)
• Dartmouth-Led Team Identifies Circadian Clock Gene That Strengthens Crop Plant(4/4/15)
• Placenta Reflects Arsenic Exposure in Pregnant Women and Fetuses, Dartmouth Study Shows(4/2/15)
• Dartmouth-Led Team Studies Climate Smart Diary Farming and Bioenergy(3/31/15)
• Mild Winters Not Fueling All Pine Beetle Outbreaks in Western United States(3/30/15)
• International Study Raises Questions About Cause of Global Ice Ages(3/20/15)
• Finding Support for Surgery on Facebook(3/17/15)
• How You Talk About Your Friends Reveals A Lot About Yourself(3/16/15)
• Dartmouth Science Policy Expert Available to Comment(3/16/15)
• River Algae Affecting Mercury Pollution at Superfund Site(3/13/15)
• Dartmouth Accelerates Academic Planning; Announces Room, Board, Tuition, and Fees for 2015–16(3/7/15)
• Dartmouth Professor Helps Boost Productivity in Malaysia(3/4/15)
• First Online Market for Reputation Launched By Dartmouth Students(2/26/15)
• Climate-Warmed Leaves Change Lake Ecosystems, Dartmouth-Led Study Finds(2/25/15)
• NSF Renews Dartmouth’s Role Leading U.S. Ice Drilling Program(2/24/15)
• What Separates Humans from the Rest of the Pack? Our Ability to Repurpose Old Brain Circuits(2/19/15)
• Baby Formula Poses Higher Arsenic Risk to Newborns Than Breast Milk, Dartmouth Study Shows(2/18/15)
• Bee Disease Reduced By Nature’s “Medicine Cabinet,” Dartmouth-Led Study Finds(2/12/15)
• Dartmouth Study Shows Brain Area Involved in Eye Movements, Heading(2/9/15)
• Mark Brzezinski ’87 and Diana Wall Are Montgomery Fellows (2/6/15)
• Professor Jeff Sharlet and James Nachtwey ’70 Win Ellies(2/4/15)
• Iraq Killing: Dartmouth's Daniel Benjamin Available to Comment(2/3/15)
• New Dartmouth Software Tracks Wildlife with Photos, Not Tranquilizers(2/3/15)
• Dartmouth Study Highlights Brain Cells’ Role in Navigating Environment(2/2/15)
• Meltwater Percolation Driving Surface Warming of Greenland Ice Sheet, Dartmouth Study Shows(1/29/15)
• Dartmouth President Unveils Comprehensive Plan to Address Harmful Behavior and Transform the Student Experience(1/29/15)
• Yemen Crisis: Dartmouth's Daniel Benjamin Available to Comment(1/23/15)
• Dartmouth Study Sheds Light on Genetic Mutations in Autism Disorders (1/15/15)
• New Study Reports Worsening Health Conditions Increase Risk of Mortgage Default and Disclosure (1/14/15)
• Dartmouth’s Daniel Benjamin on fallout of Paris terror attacks(1/9/15)
• Algae Blooms Create Their Own Favorable Conditions, New Study Finds (1/5/15)
• Electromagnetic Waves Linked to Particle Fallout in Earth’s Atmosphere, New Study Finds(1/5/15)
• Dartmouth’s New ZEBRA Bracelet Strengthens Computer Security(12/22/14)
• Shape-Shifting May Help Some Species Cope with Climate Change, Dartmouth-USC Study Shows (12/22/14)
• An Ancient Galaxy Tells New Tales to Modern Astronomers (12/18/14)
• Creation of First “Rocker” Protein Opens Way for New Smart Molecules in Medicine, Other Fields (12/16/14)
• Dartmouth Researchers Create “Green” Process to Reduce Molecular Switching Waste (12/15/14)
• Oil-Dwelling Bacteria Are Social Creatures in Earth’s Deep Biosphere (12/12/14)
• Dartmouth / University of Exeter Study Finds that Correcting Myths About the Flu Vaccine May Not be Effective in Promoting Immunization (12/8/14)
• Six Students Are Named Inaugural Scholars(12/3/14)
• Logging Destabilizes Forest Soil Carbon Over Time, Dartmouth Study Finds(12/3/14)
• Dartmouth Team Creates First Image-Recognition Software That Greatly Improves Web Searches (11/18/14)
• Dartmouth Awarded NIH Grant to Accelerate Clinical Research(11/18/14)
• Tiny Fish Provides Giant Insight Into How Creatures Adapt to Changing Environments (11/17/14)
• Dartmouth – Texas Tech Study Finds that When it Comes to Wealth, the Great Recession Has Reduced Inequality Among Near-Retirees(11/14/14)
• China’s Old-Growth Himalayan Forests Disappearing Despite Government Policies, Dartmouth Research Shows(11/12/14)
• Dartmouth Researchers Test First “Smart Spaces” Using Light to Send Data(11/12/14)
• Trustees Discuss Strengthening Academic Excellence (10/08/14)
  
• Dartmouth Study Finds Restoring Wetlands Can Lessen Soil Sinkage, Greenhouse Gas Emissions(10/30/14)
• Biometric Smartcards Enhance Developing Countries’ Capacity to Implement Welfare Programs(10/27/14)
• Dartmouth Researchers Unveil First Real-Time Secondhand Smoke Sensor(10/27/14)
• Dartmouth, University of Alaska Fairbanks scholars to lead new Fulbright Arctic Initiative(10/22/14)
• Ebola Virus: Message to the Dartmouth Community(10/15/14)
• “Houston: We Have A Problem…But No Worries, Our Virtual Therapist Is On It”(10/13/14)
• Dartmouth Plays Big Role in Atrocities Early Warning System(10/3/14)
• Study Reveals that Income Tax Changes May Have Small Effects on Long Term Economic Growth(9/26/14)
• Insects’ Fear Limits Boost from Climate Change, Dartmouth Study Show(9/23/14)
• Dartmouth's new authentication bracelet strengthens computer security(9/22/14)
• New Dartmouth smartphone app reveals users' mental health, performance, behavior(9/18/14)
• Trustees Discuss Academic Vision, Resources, and Planning (09/14/14)
  
• The Quick and the Dead among Tropical Reptiles(9/10/14)
• Dartmouth Study May Shed Light on Molecular Mechanisms of Birth Defects Among Older Women(9/9/14)
• Dartmouth Study Examines Young Adult Debt Across Early Baby Boomers, Late Baby Boomers, and Generation Y(9/8/14)
• Clery Act Review Begins at Dartmouth(7/31/14)
• Summit Participants Aim to Reconvene in Six Months(7/18/14)
• Dartmouth Summit on Sexual Assault Opens Sunday, July 13(7/9/14)
• Media Advisory: Dartmouth Summit on Sexual Assault(6/27/14)
• New Sexual Assault Disciplinary Policy Goes into Effect(6/19/14)
• Dartmouth College's Tiltfactor Announces Collaboration with the British Library on Metadata Games(6/19/14)
• Quest for Education Creating Graying Ghost Towns at Top of the World(6/18/14)
• Dartmouth researchers discover a source of self-esteem in the brain(6/16/14)
• 12 minutes of exercise improves attention, reading comprehension in low-income adolescents(6/12/14)
• Hood Museum of Art Receives Gift for Museum Learning Center(6/11/14)
• Dartmouth Board Announces New Charter Trustee(6/8/14)
• Commencement Notes for the Dartmouth Class of 2014(6/7/14)
• Dartmouth Honor Five Valedictorians and Five Salutatorians(6/7/14)
• Program for First-Generation Students Salutes Graduates (6/7/14)(6/7/14)
• Using the Hand to Open the Hidden Mind(6/3/14)
• Statement on Entrepreneurship at Dartmouth(5/30/14)
• Native Algae Species to Blame for "Rock Snot" Blooms in Rivers Worldwide(5/6/14)
• Tracking Turtles Through Time, Dartmouth-Led Study May Resolve Evolutionary Debate(5/5/14)
• Individual Brain Activity Predicts Tendency to Succumb to Daily Temptations(5/1/14)
• Johnson Attends White House Sexual Assault Briefing(4/29/14)
• Anti-Smoking TV Ads Should Use Anger, Dartmouth-Cornell Study Suggests(4/29/14)
• TV Producer Shonda Rhimes ’91 to Speak at Commencement(4/21/14)
• Hanlon's Message of 'Enough Is Enough' Heard Across the Nation(4/18/14)
• Air Temperature Influenced African Glacial Movements During Last Ice Age(4/16/14)
• President Hanlon Calls for End to High-Risk, Harmful Behavior(4/16/14)
• Dartmouth Action Draws Line on Sexual Assault(3/18/14)
• College Seeks Comments on Sex Assault Disciplinary Policy(3/14/14)