Two H.I.V.-infected lymphoma patients who received bone-marrow transplants and subsequently stopped their antiretroviral drug regimens have been free of the virus and its antibodies for over seven weeks, scientists said at an international AIDS conference on Wednesday, The New York Times reported.
Forty-seven health professionals in the inaugural class of the Master of Health Care Delivery Science program received their degrees alongside the Class of 2013 at Commencement. The program, founded in 2011, operates through the Dartmouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science and included 18 months ...
A college diploma is becoming the lowest minimum requirement for low-level positions in many industries, The New York Times reported.
Cornell University students can now choose to live with a roommate of the opposite gender through the campus housing lottery, The Cornell Daily Sun reported.
A study conducted by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education projects that by the year 2020, minority students will comprise nearly 45 percent of public high school graduates nationwide, marking a decline in white and black students, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education.
A select group of 34 undergraduates has been chosen to pilot a new curriculum, known as uAcademy for Conscious Change at Dartmouth College, that aims to provide the skills necessary for "change agents" to pursue social ventures, Rockefeller Center Program Director Vincent Mack said.
The North American Free Trade Agreement's liberalization of trade policies has allowed the United States to export obesity to Mexico, according to an April 5 study co-authored by David Wallinga '83.
Brian Kim '97, founder and chief investment officer of the Manhattan-based hedge fund Liquid Capital Management, pled guilty on Mar.
Nathan Yeo / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Two Hanover stores JuliAna clothing boutique and the Gap's Main Street location will close their doors this spring as the latest casualties in a recent string of local business closures. The Gap located at 20 South Main Street will officially close on April 22, Kimberly Terry, senior manager at Gap Brand Engagement, said in an email to The Dartmouth.
Graduate students from the Thayer School of Engineering, Dartmouth Medical School and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, as well as a number of undergraduate students, presented their recommendations to improve the five-year growth of Kiva, a non-profit organization that links lenders and innovators via the Internet, as part of the Oliver Wyman Case Competition on Friday. The competition organized by the Thayer Consulting Club, the Dartmouth Society of Investment and Economics and the Graduate Consulting Club marks the second case competition hosted by the College, according to Thayer Consulting Club member Rezwan Khan Th '13, who was involved in the event's organization. The competition was comprised of three rounds, with 29 teams and a total of 107 students entered in the initial mini-case round.