The professor discusses the funding and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines.
Hockey player Brendan Less and swimmer Katherine Cane named to Academic All-Ivy teams for the winter.
This coming Thursday, April 22nd @ 7:30 PM EST the Sadie Alexander Association will be hosting a deep dive on Navigating the Hardest Courses in the Economics Major. This deep dive will include discussions on the major prerequisites such as Econ 1, 10, 20, 21, 22, and other prerequisites.
The Political Economy Project and the Department of Economics present a Personal Finance Workshop series. Saturdays May 1st and 8th from 1-3pm.
The Paganucci Fellows Program offers a prestigious position for a team of Dartmouth students with an interest in business approaches to complex issues and social entrepreneurship.
Inspired by the legacy of Sadie Alexander, a team of Black econ majors is launching a new student organization, the Sadie Alexander Association. The SAA will encourage Black students and other underrepresented minorities to explore the field of economics, take economics courses, and pursue a degree in economics.
The virtual event showcases student scholarship and features top alumni economists.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York would like to invite college students and professors nationwide to attend our webinar: "Demystifying a Career Path in Economics and Advancing Diversity, Spring 2021" to be held on Wednesday, March 31, 3:00 pm - 4:30 p.m.
Professor Sacerdote and student co-authors Ranjan Sehgal '22 and Molly Cook of Brown University have a working paper on media bias in Covid-19 reporting.
DERS will be hosting the Dartmouth Undergraduate Economics Conference (DUERC) on Saturday, April 3 via Zoom and Gather.
