Dart-Dose receives $30 mill. grant

A new five-year contract with the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority will award $30 million in funding to Dart-Dose, Dartmouth's Physically-Based Biodosimetry Center for Medical Countermeasures Against Radiation according to Harold Swartz, a radiology professor at Dartmouth Medical School.

Daily Debriefing

The Steering Committee of the General Faculty, comprised of five Councils of the General Faculty, convened on Monday to discuss current and past projects as well as goals for the upcoming year.

Men's soccer opens League season with win over Princeton

Four first-half goals led the Dartmouth men's soccer team to a big win over defending Ivy League champions Princeton University on Saturday night at Burnham Field in the team's League home opener.

Short Answer

Friday's Verbum Ultimum discussed the popularity of corporate recruiting among Dartmouth seniors.

Morality is key to U.S. dominance, prof. says

In order to reinstate America's political dominance, modern U.S. leaders must assert moral character regardless of the bleak political climate, according to government professor Lucas Swaine.

Daily Debriefing

Former Harvard University student Britanny Smith was sentenced to three years in prison for participation in the 2009 murder of drug dealer Justin Cosby, The Harvard Crimson reported.

With two League losses, volleyball hits sudden road block

The Dartmouth women's volleyball team saw its five-game winning streak come to a sudden halt this weekend, as it lost two difficult games to Ivy League opponents.

Curious Jorge

Since beginning my Dartmouth career, radio stations back home have not intrigued me at all. The same songs are overplayed, and questionable artists get a ton of air time.

Prof analyzes Hawaii's environment

Stanford biology professor Peter Vitousek, a native Hawaiian, has studied firsthand the symbiotic relationship between Hawaiians and their environment.

Corn Sizzurp 2011-10-03

Pedde: Microfinance Myths

Microfinance the provision of small, group loans to poor people in poor countries is, depending on whom you ask, either the latest way for western capitalists to exploit third world laborers or the miracle cure that will allow the world's poorest citizens to successfully run their own business and thereby work their way out of poverty.

Briefly Noted

Dartmouth linebacker Luke Hussey '11 Th'12 was named a semifinalist for the 2011 National Football Foundation National Scholar-Athlete Award, IvyLeagueSports.com reported.

Field hockey continues quick start with win over Penn

With its undefeated Ivy League record on the line and facing an unfamiliar playing surface, the Dartmouth field hockey team maintained its poise on Saturday afternoon, overcoming a one-point halftime deficit to defeat the University of Pennsylvania, 4-2. Penn (2-7, 1-2 Ivy) began the game with intensity, recording the first two shots of the contest.

Freddie and the Bigger People 2011-10-03