What started as a casual conversation in 2004 between Dartmouth Class of 1925 Sociology Professor John Campbell and McGill University Sociology Professor John Hall turned into a compelling new publication on states’ responses to crisis....

Jovanay Carter, a member of the Class of 2019, has developed a project which highlights the experiences of black ballerinas in the United States from the mid-20th century to the contemporary era.

The fellowship provides an unparalleled experience for first-year students to experience policymaking firsthand under the leadership of a Dartmouth graduate who we can observe, learn from, and strive to emulate.

The Nelson A. Rockefeller Center was dedicated on September 24, 1983. His son, Rodman Rockefeller ’54, and members of the Class of 1930 were instrumental in the creation of the Center, inspired by the life of the former governor of New York and vice president of the United States....

The final report synthesizes the lesson learned from 10 weeks of study on campus and two weeks of travel in Colombia and provides relevant background, analysis, and actionable recommendations for the U.S. around the primary research question of the role, if any, of the United States.

I was a policy and advocacy intern at JustLeadershipUSA in New York City. JustLeadershipUSA is a non-profit advocacy organization fighting for criminal justice reform on a local, state, and national level.

PLEASE NOTE: This opportunity is listed for reference only. The deadline to apply has passed. These are unpaid internship opportunities...