How does the United States government fare in the face of crises both past and present? In a “Rocky Watch” lecture live-streamed on May 27, 2020, Research Assistant Professor of Government Herschel Nachlis tackled this question....

On Wednesday, June 3 rd, 2020, Daniel Benjamin, Director of the Joan Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding, spoke with Dartmouth students and community members at the Rockefeller Center’s final Rocky Watch event of the spring term....

On Wednesday, May 20 th, 2020, students and community members tuned in once again to Rocky Watch, the Rockefeller Center’s series of virtual public policy broadcasts. The series welcomed Professor Charles Wheelan, a senior lecturer and policy fellow at the Rockefeller Center....

On Wednesday, May 13th, 2020, expert in community organizing and the psychology of change, Kate Hilton, spoke with Dartmouth students and community members at the Rockefeller Center’s sixth Rocky Watch event of the spring term....

"Asked what kinds of degrees students should pursue before law school, the panel unanimously stated that students should follow their passions. Judge Mott argued that “there is really no pre-law path that you should try to follow,” aside from pursuing your interests in-depth."...

On Wednesday, May 6 th, 2020 Nieman Fellow and former Financial Times deputy bureau chief in Beijing, Lucy Hornby, spoke with Dartmouth students and community members at the fifth Rocky Watch.

The Rocky Watch series welcomed Professor Devin Singh, Associate Professor of Religion at Dartmouth, who is currently a visiting scholar at Princeton University’s Center for the Study of Religion....

Professor Shaiko’s main argument focuses on the gap between the mission statements of higher learning institutions and the actual commitments to these claims....

Assistant Professor of Government Mia Costa discussed the shift towards uncivil appeals to social identity, and the implications it holds for political representation, at her Rocky Watch lecture.