As governor of Vermont, Pingree earned the title of Vermont’s “grand old man,” a fitting summation of all that he did for the northeast....

Applying academic frameworks to real-world situations was both exciting and challenging; I understand these concepts all the better for watching them play out in Oregon and will continue to incorporate them into my work and worldview.

Genna is conducting a survey experiment using conjoint analysis and framing treatments to examine Americans' immigration policy preferences and how it is affected by immigration framing....

As the U.S. moves forward, we must continually challenge our assumptions, seek out different viewpoints, and be bold in finding innovative solutions to current problems. Dare to dream, dare to believe, dare to do, and dare to be.

Working at USCRI in a politically-challenging time for refugees and immigrants was especially rewarding as I got to witness the determination of USCRI employees in advancing the rights of these vulnerable populations and giving a voice to the voiceless.

Both men were involved with ROTC during their time at Dartmouth, and both men went on to serve in the Armor Branch in the U.S. Army. Their paths do not represent the path of the average Dartmouth alumnus, nor do they represent the path of the average veteran.

My experience working at the Senator’s office has reinforced both my approach to academic work at Dartmouth and my future career plans. I want to thank the Rockefeller Center, because this internship is one that will stay with me forever and one that has deeply influenced my goals and aspirations for the future....

Evan Morgan is a Quantitative Social Science major and History minor from San Clemente, California. His advisor for his senior thesis is Mia Costa, Assistant Professor in the Department of Government. Using an online survey experiment, Evan seeks to determine the effect of stigmatizing language on drug policy preferences and perceptions of people who use drugs.