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Mediaplanet

Jun 10, 2013

Who should run the world? Girls!

Professor Vicki May is quoted in this independent supplement from Mediaplanet to the Washington Post on STEM education.

The Dartmouth

Jun 07, 2013

Graduate programs celebrate investitures

Thayer expects to award 100 bachelor's degrees, 51 master's of engineering management, six master's of science and 21 PhD degrees in engineering sciences.

New Scientist: Instant Expert 24

Jun 03, 2013

Sports Engineering: Material World

In 1995 Ulrike Wegst and Michael Ashby, both then at the University of Cambridge, published the first paper showing how selection charts could be used to identify which materials would work best for sports.

The Dartmouth

May 21, 2013

Despite lack of major, architecture offerings abound

While Dartmouth does not offer a formal major in architecture, the studio art department offers a three-term sequence in architecture, and the art history, engineering, history, geography and environmental studies departments also offer architecture-related coursework.

WCAX.com

May 07, 2013

Local college students build futuristic race cars

For the seventh year, Dartmouth's engineering school has attracted major car companies to sponsor [Formula Hybrid]. They're just interested in what the teams come up with.

Concord Monitor

May 06, 2013

PHOTOS: Formula Hybrid racing at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway

This year the Dartmouth team went fully electric. The event, founded by Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering took place this week at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

NH Union Leader

May 06, 2013

Hybrid racer event gets NH college engineers to pull together

A group of Dartmouth electrical and mechanical engineering students are learning how to speak each other's language during the Formula Hybrid Competition at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

The Boston Globe

May 06, 2013

Some graduates diving right in to business

Alison Stace-Naughton '11 Th'13 talks about "leaping into entrepreneurship immediately after graduation"— to continue working on her start-up, Spiral-E.

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