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Boundless Isn't Just Serving Students with Textbooks Anymore

Ariel Diaz '02 Th'04 is founder and CEO of "Boundless" which announced it's "not just serving students with textbooks anymore" but has "grown to serve the entire educational ecosystem."

Aug 19, 2014

Fosters.com

Camp Invention encourages youths to take risks, be creative

Kids at Camp Invention were in for a special treat with a visit from Dartmouth engineering professor Eric Fossum, inventor of the cell phone camera.

Aug 04, 2014

Visualistan

The 10 Most Entrepreneurial Colleges in the United States

An infographic shows results of a study by Forbes which figured out which schools had the most alumni founders of companies with more than 10 employees.

Jul 31, 2014

The Huffington Post

Engineers Are Not 'Smart'

Professor of Engineering Vicki May advocates for more "students who are willing to think critically, try new things, fail and learn from their mistakes."

Jul 23, 2014

The Huffington Post

Women in Business Q&A: Cristina DeVito, CEO of Mudderella

Cristina DeVito '01, Th'02 and her team created Mudderella to empower women across the country to celebrate their strength and to have fun.

Jul 22, 2014

WCAX

Dartmouth welcomes fellows from Africa

Twenty-five participants in President Obama's "Young African Leaders Fellowship Program" are taking business and engineering classes, doing community service, and visiting Burlington and Boston.

Jul 22, 2014

The Washington Times

Teens attend engineering camp at Dartmouth

High school students from across the country are spending two weeks at Dartmouth College for a summer engineering camp.

Jul 21, 2014

The Huffington Post

Are Women Too Empathetic to Be Engineers?

Dartmouth engineering professor Vicki May discusses whether differences in systemizing versus empathizing behavior could help explain the gender gap in engineering.

Jun 26, 2014

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