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Dartmouth Receives Historic $20 Million Gift to Launch Dartmouth Health at Home
Dartmouth College announces a historic $20 million gift to launch Dartmouth Health at Home, while more than 3,000 family members and supporters gather on campus for Family Weekend.
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Media Monitor: Dartmouth Night Bonfire Returns to Homecoming, Geisel Marks First With Green Vest Ceremony
Dartmouth News Today reports the return of the Dartmouth Night bonfire to Homecoming and a first-of-its-kind green vest ceremony for Geisel public health students.
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Dartmouth Political Union President Roger Friedlander '27 Argues for Rigorous Debate in Washington Post Op-Ed
Dartmouth DPU president Roger Friedlander '27 writes in The Washington Post that universities should expose students to controversial political views through rigorous debate rather than avoid contentious speakers.
MediaEducationPolitics and GovernmentSocial IssuesLegal Dartmouth CollegeRoger FriedlanderDartmouth Political UnionThe Washington PostMatthew ConklinKenneth N. Waltz Dissertation AwardAmerican Political Science Association
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Teevens Center Expands Role in Student Wellness at Dartmouth
Dartmouth's Teevens Center broadens its student wellness mission, while conductor Filippo Ciabatti keeps the music flowing and a professor's "Three Box Solution" framework draws attention.
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Dartmouth Rises in Several Higher Ed Rankings
Dartmouth College has climbed in several higher education rankings, with a professor noting the value of test scores in identifying sought-after students.
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Dartmouth's Guarini School Welcomes New Dean, New PhD Program and 200 Graduate Students
Dartmouth's Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies opens the academic year with a new dean, a new PhD program and 200 incoming graduate students.
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Media Monitor: Dartmouth News Today Reports on Drought Study, CIO Search and AI Career Platform
Dartmouth News Today is reporting that a study finds drought in the northeastern U.S. has decreased, while the college launches a search for a permanent chief information officer.
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Dartmouth's Montgomery Fellows to Focus on the Environment This Fall
Dartmouth College's fall Montgomery Fellows lineup will spotlight the environment, featuring Indigenous experts in climate solutions and sustainability, plus a video with Thayer dean Douglas Van Citters.
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Media Monitor: WSJ Opinion Roundup Touches on AI Regulation, Campus Speech, Hormuz and the Smithsonian
The Wall Street Journal's opinion newsletter covers skepticism over AI CEOs' calls for regulation, falling student test scores, Dartmouth's free-speech ranking, the Strait of Hormuz and the Smithsonian.
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Dartmouth Opens Fall Term as Professor Testifies at FDA Psychedelic Medicine Hearing
Dartmouth begins its new academic year with first-year trips and community events, while professor Amber Barnato tells an FDA hearing more research is needed on psilocybin-assisted treatment.
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Dartmouth Receives DARPA Award to Develop Geoeconomics
Three Dartmouth faculty members will unite economics and computer science under a DARPA award to study geopolitical strategy, alongside news of a new vision for the Magnuson Center.
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Terry Fulmer Receives National Academy of Medicine's Gustav O. Lienhard Award
Geriatric care expert Terry Fulmer has been recognized by the National Academy of Medicine with the Gustav O. Lienhard Award for Advancement of Health Care.
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Media Monitor: Dartmouth Opens Fall Term, Announces Rockefeller Center Speakers
Dartmouth News Today reports the start of fall term and the Class of 2030's arrival, plus a Rockefeller Center speaker lineup featuring Jack Smith, Debora Cahn and Tim Miller.
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Dartmouth Graduate Student Jacob Campbell, Who Lost His Mother on 9/11, Wins Recognition for Short Film 'Those Left Behind'
Jacob Campbell, Guarini '26, was 10 months old when he lost his mother in the Sept. 11 attacks. His short film Those Left Behind, begun at Dartmouth, is now earning recognition.
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Dartmouth Reports Russo Hall Opening, Campus Construction, Media Workshop, and Ectopic Pregnancy Concerns
Dartmouth College reports Russo Hall opening marks housing progress, campus construction continues, a media workshop trains journalists, and a professor calls for investigating ectopic pregnancy deaths.
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New Guidelines Established for Publishing Indigenous Data
Scholars have developed new guidelines for publishing Indigenous data, aiming to ensure Indigenous peoples maintain governance rights over their information and promote ethical data practices.
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Dartmouth Affiliates Recognized with Peace Prize, Research Award, and Economic Insights
Dartmouth affiliates receive top honors, with the Davidson Institute announcing Chase Peace Prize recipients, the Landino Lab earning a "Paper of the Year Award," and Professor Eric Zitzewitz discussing prediction markets.
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Dartmouth Professor Janice McCabe Featured in The New York Times on Friendship
Dartmouth College's Professor of Sociology, Janice McCabe, was featured in The New York Times, discussing the importance of maintaining friendships and offering a practical example of a "built-in connection point" through regular dog walks.
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Dartmouth Joins National Quantum Computing Institute to Boost U.S. Leadership
Dartmouth College joins the NSF-funded MARQUIS research institute to advance U.S. leadership in quantum science and engineering. The E.E. Just Program also hosted its 'Dartmouth Adventures in STEM' event, promoting student engagement in critical scientific fields.
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Dartmouth Appoints New Hood Museum Director, President Receives Award
Dartmouth College announces Kim Conaty as Hood Museum of Art Director and President Sian Leah Beilock's leadership award. Professor Nyhan discusses political family ties, and Rafe Steinhauer comments on AI in education.
Science & TechnologyPolitics and GovernmentEntertainmentArtificial IntelligenceEducationGeneral PoliticsCongressElection Dartmouth CollegeHood Museum of ArtKim ConatySian Leah BeilockLeadership AwardBrendan NyhanAI in Education
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Dartmouth to Host 'AI at 70' Conference; Professor Discusses National Reading Score Decline
Dartmouth College will host the 'AI at 70' conference in October, celebrating seven decades of AI. Separately, Economics Professor Doug Staiger discussed the national decline in U.S. reading scores.
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Dartmouth Researchers Uncover New Alpha-Gal Syndrome Risk, AI Therapy Laws Discussed
Dartmouth researchers have identified an additional risk linked to tickborne Alpha-Gal Syndrome. Concurrently, Professor Nicholas Jacobson discussed the legal landscape of AI therapy tools and his work on Therabot.
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Dartmouth College Appoints Carrie Colla '01 as New Guarini School Dean
Dartmouth College has named Geisel professor Carrie Colla '01 as the new dean of its Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies. Her appointment is notably featured in a recent Women in Academia Report.
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Dartmouth's Lewinstein Athletic Center to Reopen September 1
Dartmouth College's Lewinstein Athletic Center will reopen on September 1 at 5 a.m. after summer closure for energy transition work. The temporary gym in Berry will close August 27.
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Dartmouth College Launches Website on 20th-Century U.S. Eugenics
Dartmouth College unveils a new website investigating 20th-century U.S. eugenics. Also, Tuck professor Vijay Govindarajan releases a book on emerging markets, and PFAS contamination is confirmed at Lebanon, N.H., Airport.
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Dartmouth Launches K-12 Partnership; Professor Finn Featured in Scientific American
Dartmouth College has initiated a K-12 Community Partnership. Additionally, Assistant Professor Emily Finn's brain research on story interpretation was highlighted in Scientific American, showcasing the institution's diverse academic contributions.
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Dartmouth Professor Eric Zitzewitz Cited in New York Times on Prediction Markets and Insider Trading
Dartmouth economics professor Eric Zitzewitz was featured in The New York Times for his analysis of prediction markets, including their role in flagging potential insider trading, a growing area of financial scrutiny.
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Dartmouth's Second College Grant Recognized as Key Academic Asset
An opinion piece highlights Dartmouth's Second College Grant as a valuable university-owned forest. It underscores its importance for teaching, research, recreation, and community engagement, calling such lands "Higher Ed’s Hidden Jewels."
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Dartmouth Study Finds Reward Outperforms Punishment for Lasting Cooperation
A Dartmouth College study reveals that rewarding cooperation is more effective than punishment for lasting collaboration. Separately, the Polarization Research Lab found strong bipartisan opposition to violations of democratic norms.
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Dartmouth Highlights Arts Milestone and Research Resilience
Dartmouth College announces New York Theatre Workshop's 35th anniversary at The Hop and features fellow Jasper Clayton's perspective on Gen Z researchers' perseverance amid global challenges.
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