An open meeting about the College’s position on athletic competition against schools that use Native American symbols drew students, faculty, administrators and alumni into a heated debate about potential new policies on Thursday. More »
The Dartmouth Regional Technology Center, a “business incubator” that services small businesses in the Upper Valley, hosted Sen. John Sununu, R-N.H., on Wednesday. The center, which opened in October 2006, draws technological innovations from the Thayer School of Engineering and Dartmouth Medical School, and incorporates business methods from Tuck School of Business. More »
Criticizing America’s “universal allegiance” to the war on terror, former Dartmouth professor and current University of Pennsylvania political science professor Ian Lustick called the war on terror a political and economic tool in front of a packed audience during a Thursday night speech sponsored by the Rockefeller Center and the Dartmouth Lawyers Association. More »
In the most recent attempt to solve New Hampshire’s public education crisis, Democratic Gov. John Lynch has declared his commitment to propose a state constitutional amendment that would allow the state to give aid only to communities with the greatest need. Since the measure would only affect school districts in great need, it is not likely Hanover will be affected. More »
Deborah Brooks Tu’86, CEO and president of the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, has been named one of America’s top businesswomen by PINK magazine and the Forté Foundation. The list, “Game Changers: America’s Top Women in Business,” features 15 women innovators in the business world. More »
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