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

Graduate student Ron Bucca went to Haiti to find out what the people there need the most.

Dogs are enrolled in a cancer treatment trial led by the Geisel School’s P. Jack Hoopes.

Dartmouth’s Jane E.G. Lipson says there is a simple way to solve the problem of the wage disparity.

Dartmouth College leaders Denise Anthony, Charlotte Johnson, and Martha Beattie ’76 tell their stories.

Noted alumnae, students, and scholars, including social justice activist Cornel West, are featured.

The Princeton professor and mother of two says colleges should emphasize the value of downtime.

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Fisher is a leader in health services research and health policy.