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The Wall Street Journal
The Inspiration Behind a Land Speed Record
How Charlie Nearburg '72 Th'73, '74, guided by the memory of his son, set a land speed record and why he keeps competing.
May 25, 2016
Boston Globe
Dartmouth College plans engineering school expansion
Dartmouth has received a $25 million gift that it hopes will launch a significant expansion of its Thayer School of Engineering.
May 18, 2016
NHPR
Dartmouth MOOC Uses Cartoons To Teach Engineering Basics
A MOOC at Dartmouth uses illustrations made by the Vermont Center for Cartoon Studies to help teach basic engineering concepts.
May 17, 2016
ETAuto
Bangalore students win Formula Hybrid car design competition in US
The Bangalore students stood fourth overall in the competition, and came second in the design and project management categories.
May 17, 2016
Concord Monitor
Engineering contest at the Speedway shows that hybrid racecars are twice as complicated
When you’re training engineers, electric cars have a drawback compared with gasoline-electric hybrids: they’re kind of boring.
May 16, 2016
The Washington Post
Stop telling kids you're bad at math. You are spreading math anxiety 'like a virus.'
This article features an op-ed by Dartmouth engineering professor Petra Bonfert-Taylor.
Apr 27, 2016
The Washington Post
By reducing concussions, Ivy Leaguers' dummy could help save football
"If football winds up saved ... It will owe much to one engineering school that disdains boundaries and preaches failure, and to two engineer-athletes who chose to spend their summer poor in sleep and rich in metal shavings."
Apr 26, 2016
Science Friday
When Laser Science Was 'Far Out'
The show 'Laserium' had its origins in Dartmouth engineering professor Elsa Garmire’s Caltech lab.
Apr 26, 2016