On their first full day in South Africa, the students of PBPL 85 met with a photographer, a think tank, a non-profit, and a financier to learn more about what racial reconciliation might look like in the Rainbow Nation.

Kyle Mullins '22 details the trials and tribulations of traveling across the world as well as the group's first interviews in South Africa. Features of this post include climbing, conspiracy theories, and corny jokes.

Students in Public Policy 45 provided two nonprofit organizations with $5,000 grants for their work in the Upper Valley.

The Rockefeller Center congratulates Dartmouth's Mock Trial team on their recent successes at the UMass Amherst Fall Invitational!

I came into RGLP wanting to push myself out of my comfort zone. But sometimes it's easy to say that, and it's another thing to put it into...

On November 3rd, Richard Desir gave the RLF cohort a presentation on being the outlier and not being afraid of proposing alternative...

There is a certain limit or threshold of knowledge a human brain can receive, interpret, and truly understand without having any experience...

The data journalist joins the Dartmouth/UNH event from New York between CNN segments.

A Public Policy Minor, Rockefeller Center funded intern, and a Policy Research Shop participant, Dixit '17 recently released a 7-part podcast about the 1984 chemical disaster in Bhopal, India.