David Rockefeller, banker, philanthropist, presidential adviser, and heir to one of history’s most fabled fortunes passed away on March 20, 2017 at the age of 101....

Attending the 2017 EB-5 & Investment Immigration Conference as a Rockefeller Mini-Grant recipient, William Paja '17 plans on "addressing a gap in the academic literature on investor immigration with hopes to inform future immigration reform."...

The International History Group provides faculty from Dartmouth’s History, Government, and Economics departments the opportunity to share their interdisciplinary perspectives on global events....

Harry Sheehy, the Director of Athletics and Recreation at Dartmouth, led a Rockefeller Leadership Fellows session that focused on adding value to organizations, formal versus informal leadership structures, the role of self-awareness, and the concept of “managing up.”...

Jonathan Lu '19, Rockefeller Mini-Grant Recipient, reflects on his "enriching and insightful" experience at the 2017 Venture Capital and Private Equity Conference at Harvard Business School....

Management and Leadership Development Program participants visited the Co-Op to experience leadership in action, learning how "much forethought, planning, and tenacity it takes to lead."...

On Thursday, March 9th, 2017, two students from the Class of 1964 Policy Research Shop – Megan Mishra '17 and Genna Liu '19 – traveled to Montpelier to present to members of the Vermont Arts Council....

Vikas Khanna '19 "gained a healthy respect for the people who fuel the engine of entrepreneurship that makes America prosperous" while attending the Harvard Business School Venture Capital and Private Equity Conference as a Rockefeller Mini-Grant Recipient....

As a First-Year Fellow, Chris Rowan '19 interned at the DC Prep Charter School under the mentorship of Deborah Hamner ’99....

On Wednesday, March 1, 2017, Neil Kamath '17, Sam Libby '17, and Paulomi Rao '19, students from The Class of 1964 Policy Research Shop of the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center at Dartmouth College, traveled to Concord to present their research findings to the New Hampshire House Transportation Committee, Chaired by Rep. Steven Smith. The students presented their policy brief, "Developing Autonomous Vehicle Policy in New Hampshire: Evaluating Policy Options across the United States," while discussing HB314, sponsored by Chairman Smith....