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Beijing Normal University Delegation Visits Dartmouth Professor Ohnuma Explores Buddhism and Nature of Mothering Dartmouth Vets and Athletes Mentor Orion House Teenagers Celebrating Coeducation: 40 Years of Change Education Innovator Geoffrey Canada to Speak at Commencement
 
Beijing Normal University Delegation Visits Dartmouth

Beijing Normal University Delegation Visits Dartmouth

Dartmouth and the Chinese institution have had a collaborative relationship since 1983.

Professor Ohnuma Explores Buddhism and Nature of Mothering

Professor Ohnuma Explores Buddhism and Nature of Mothering

Reiko Ohnuma’s latest book is “Ties That Bind: Maternal Imagery and Discourse in Indian Buddhism.”

Dartmouth Vets and Athletes Mentor Orion House Teenagers

Dartmouth Vets and Athletes Mentor Orion House Teenagers

Nearly every week, students travel to Newport, N.H., to visit underprivileged male teenagers.

Celebrating Coeducation: 40 Years of Change

Celebrating Coeducation: 40 Years of Change

Explore more than 60 profiles of Dartmouth community members and their contributions.

Education Innovator Geoffrey Canada to Speak at Commencement

Education Innovator Geoffrey Canada to Speak at Commencement

Canada and six others will receive honorary degrees at ceremonies on the Green.

What Angelina Jolie Forgot to Mention (CNN)

What Angelina Jolie Forgot to Mention (CNN)

May 20, 2013

Dartmouth’s H. Gilbert Welch writes about the actress’ decision to have a double mastectomy.

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Video: New Legal Challenges in Digital Age

Video: New Legal Challenges in Digital Age

May 20, 2013

Brandon Butler talks about MOOCs, digitization, and challenges facing libraries.

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Taking Baseball Language, Gear, to Nicaragua (<em>Valley News</em>)

Taking Baseball Language, Gear, to Nicaragua (Valley News)

May 20, 2013

Dartmouth’s Jack Turco is working to bring baseball equipment to a Nicaraguan town.

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$10 Million Commitment to Dartmouth for Global Learning

$10 Million Commitment to Dartmouth for Global Learning

May 20, 2013

Guarini Institute for International Education to expand leadership role in foreign study.

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Dartmouth Discovery: Books

Dartmouth Discovery: Books

May 17, 2013

Eleven books written or edited by Dartmouth authors are featured at Baker-Berry Library.

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The 2013 TIME 100 (<em>TIME</em>)

The 2013 TIME 100 (TIME)

May 17, 2013

Mindy Kaling ’01 and Shonda Rhimes ’91 are on TIME’s list of 2013’s 100 most influential people.

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‘Forum for Open Dialogue’: Students Vie for Oratory Prizes

‘Forum for Open Dialogue’: Students Vie for Oratory Prizes

May 17, 2013

The contest will highlight one of the oldest and most important mediums of communication.

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World Press Photo Denies Winner Was a Fake (<em>The Telegraph</em>)

World Press Photo Denies Winner Was a Fake (The Telegraph)

May 16, 2013

Professor Hany Farid rules out inauthenticity after examining an award-winning photograph.

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Riley Ennis ’15 Wins Thiel Foundation Fellowship

Riley Ennis ’15 Wins Thiel Foundation Fellowship

May 15, 2013

The Dartmouth student will likely head for San Francisco to focus on biotechnology innovation.

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Rare Disorder Leaves Woman Lost in Familiar Places (<em>The Today Show</em>)

Rare Disorder Leaves Woman Lost in Familiar Places (The Today Show)

May 15, 2013

Professor Jeffrey Taube explains how rats—and perhaps people—find their way in the world.

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