Braving the rain and wind, approximately 100 members of the Dartmouth community gathered on Collis porch Monday night to recognize the individuals killed in that morning’s shootings at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va. More »
The New Hampshire State Senate will vote Wednesday on two bills that may lessen confusion for out-of-state college students who wish to vote in New Hampshire. More »
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security granted Dartmouth $11.7 million to fund its Cyber Security Collaboration and Information Sharing Project as part of a national counterterrorism effort. The Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection, or I3P, will receive $8.7 million, while the Institute for Security Technology Studies, which represents Dartmouth in the I3P, will receive $3 million. More »
After leading a successful career in investing for 10 years, Jeff Macke ‘91 has taken to offering advice - free of charge - to students at the Tuck School of Business. But Macke doesn’t offer his expertise by visiting Hanover for seminars or guest lectures; Macke talks to students and other viewers of CNBC’s financial television show “Fast Money” via webcam on national TV. More »
While peering into their Hinman mailboxes last week, one quarter of students discovered a probing, 14-page questionnaire inviting them to share their political preference, religious perspectives - even their sexual orientation. The questions are all part of sociology professor emeritus Robert Sokol’s upcoming book on the behaviors, attitudes, and perceptions of Dartmouth students. More »
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