“It’s time for a declaration of interdependence,” said Gordon Brown, who spoke to a full house at the Tuck School of Business.

The Rt. Hon. Gordon Brown will deliver a public lecture on the global economy and the role of education on Tuesday, May 15.

Vandewalle, a Libya expert, is helping the United Nations prepare the country for its first election in more than five decades.

The Executive Directors of the World Bank today announced that Dartmouth’s president will lead the World Bank beginning July 1, 2012.

Unger will use photography and blog posts to share the experiences of Dartmouth students and alumni who are scattered across the globe.

Marissa Lynn ’13 and Andrew Zureick ’13 have won Goldwater Scholarships, which support the next generation of highly qualified scientists, mathematicians, and engineers.

Ministry of Health of the People’s Republic of China and Dartmouth jointly announced a plan to support the advancement of health care delivery and services in China.

Emma Smith ’13, an anti-genocide activist with special concern for Sudan, has been awarded a prestigious grant to support her graduate studies after Dartmouth.

The College has admitted 9.4 percent of total applicant pool of 23,110 for Dartmouth’s newest class.

In today’s announcement, President Barack Obama cited President Kim’s experience improving the lives of people in developing countries and championing the cause of global health.