Undergraduate Team Wins National Fed Challenge
Federal Reserve Board Chair Jerome Powell praised the Dartmouth team and the other competitors for demonstrating "exceptionally high levels of commitment, determination, and motivation."
Geisel students are working with faculty to integrate content on caring for patients with disabilities into the medical school's curriculum.
Dartmouth In The News
3,300-Year-Old Baboon Skull May Tell of Mysterious Ancient Kingdom
Science
An ancient baboon skull discovered in the archives of the British Museum by Dartmouth's Nathaniel Dominy and colleagues may be from a fabled land known as Punt. The scientists studied the baboon's tooth enamel for clues to its birthplace.
With First Dibs on Vaccines, Rich Countries Have 'Cleared the Shelves'
The New York Times
In a story about countries laying claim to supplies of COVID-19 vaccines, Dartmouth's Kendall Hoyt tells the Times, "Just because you've purchased 100 million doses doesn't mean you'll get 100 million doses in December."
Fall Term Highlights
With beautiful weather and through the ingenuity of faculty and staff, students explored the outdoors and experienced campus life.
Dartmouth In The News
3,300-Year-Old Baboon Skull May Tell of Mysterious Ancient Kingdom
Science
An ancient baboon skull discovered in the archives of the British Museum by Dartmouth's Nathaniel Dominy and colleagues may be from a fabled land known as Punt. The scientists studied the baboon's tooth enamel for clues to its birthplace.
With First Dibs on Vaccines, Rich Countries Have 'Cleared the Shelves'
The New York Times
In a story about countries laying claim to supplies of COVID-19 vaccines, Dartmouth's Kendall Hoyt tells the Times, "Just because you've purchased 100 million doses doesn't mean you'll get 100 million doses in December."
Dartmouth In The News
3,300-Year-Old Baboon Skull May Tell of Mysterious Ancient Kingdom
Science
An ancient baboon skull discovered in the archives of the British Museum by Dartmouth's Nathaniel Dominy and colleagues may be from a fabled land known as Punt. The scientists studied the baboon's tooth enamel for clues to its birthplace.
With First Dibs on Vaccines, Rich Countries Have 'Cleared the Shelves'
The New York Times
In a story about countries laying claim to supplies of COVID-19 vaccines, Dartmouth's Kendall Hoyt tells the Times, "Just because you've purchased 100 million doses doesn't mean you'll get 100 million doses in December."
Events
December 23
