Competing against game development teams from around the world, Edward McNeill '11 won the second-place prize for game development at the 2009 Microsoft Imagine Cup competition, held earlier this month in Cairo, Egypt.
Courtesy of Christopher Moore Leah Horowitz '02 was killed in a multi-fatality car accident outside of Accra, Ghana, on May 23 at age 29, according to Christopher Moore '02, a close friend of Horowitz.
Zeke Turner / The Dartmouth Senior Staff State leaders do not have a significant effect on changes in world affairs, according to 2008 Chase Peace Prize Senior Thesis Award winner Stuart Reid '08.
ANDREW FOUST / The Dartmouth Staff Rather than working to change other country's policies, the United States must examine its own policies in order to confront the perceived economic, political and military crises currently facing the nation, Boston University political scientist and historian Andrew Bacevich said in a lecture at the Rockefeller Center on Wednesday afternoon. "We have reached a true turning point in U.S.
Customers who enter The Artifactory, a jewelry and gift store located in West Lebanon's PowerHouse Mall, often ask owners Arnie and Anne Brown the same thing: how is their business doing?
The United States must avoid isolationism in order to address the most significant threats to its national security, R. Nicholas Burns, former undersecretary of State for political affairs, said in a public lecture on Wednesday afternoon in Filene Auditorium. Burns echoed President Barack Obama's inaugural ...
Kathryn Twyman '09 will pursue a Ph.D. degree in physical chemistry at Oxford University as a Canadian Rhodes Scholar next year.
The Daniel Webster Project, formerly the Daniel Webster Program, hosted its first "ancient and modern conference," which featured papers by several prominent professors of political philosophy and debate over the role of classical and modern influences in contemporary liberal arts education.
Sarah Irving / The Dartmouth Staff The first-ever Two Dollar-a-Day Challenge, held at Dartmouth on Wednesday, tested students' ability to sustain themselves for one full day on $2 or less, in an effort to call attention to the more than one billion people living in extreme poverty worldwide. The challenge, sponsored by the Dartmouth Coalition for Global Health and the East Wheelock Service Corps, offered a $2 rice-and-beans dinner served in Food Court.
Democrats swept New England's congressional races Tuesday, defeating the last remaining House Republican in the region, Representative Christopher Shays of Connecticut.