Meet the scholars of globalization, decision science, digital humanities, and computation.
In January, Dartmouth will launch a new massive open online course (MOOC):"Libertarian Free Will: Neuroscientific and Philosophical Evidence" taught by Psychological and Brain Sciences Professor Peter Tse.
The professor of music will serve a one-year, part-time appointment as head of the program.
Two visiting alumni tell a QSS class how they use data in hockey and baseball.
Professor David Kotz ’86 is a “distinguished member” of the world’s leading computing association.
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awards $100,000 to support the administration and first “planning year” of the New England Humanities Consortium.
The economist discusses trade, teaching, and why he hands out four-color pens to his students.
Historian Colin Calloway’s book The Indian World of George Washington: The First President, the First
Film and Media Professor Jodie Mack’s stop-action film pulsated on billboards.
The honors, given each year for multi-year terms, recognize outstanding research and teaching.
