Study finds lower stress levels for new mothers when support people are present.
In her new book, Maron Greenleaf explores how the market forces threatening rainforests worldwide can be marshaled to help protect them.
A study shows how prenatal exposure to extreme violence altered the gene expression of children conceived in Rwanda during the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi.
It was a year marked by commitments to housing, sustainability, dialogue, and impact.
Six faculty members joined Dartmouth's house communities this fall.
Their scholarship ranges from the philosophy of math to perceptions of menstruation.
The prestigious appointments honor faculty whose scholarship, teaching, and service exemplify Dartmouth's core mission.
Dartmouth anthropologists tout the benefits of monkey bars for child development.
Dartmouth study of macaques suggests leaders put immediate survival above longevity.
Nine faculty members from across the Arts and Sciences were promoted.
