Professor Elisabeth Curtis, together with Professors Marjorie Rose and Eric Zitzewitz, and sponsorship from PEP and the Sadie Alexander Association, is holding the second annual Personal Finance Workshop Series this coming May 1, 2 and 9. All sessions will be held in person in Rockefeller 003 from 7:15-8:30 pm. Registration is free.

Stretching the supply of jabs globally could reduce infections and deaths.

The professor will meet with undergraduates and lecture at colleges across the U.S.

Data suggests pandemic fatalities much higher than estimated, economist Novosad says.

This two-semester post-baccalaureate fellowship program is designed to help talented students from groups traditionally underrepresented in their academic disciplines to bridge the gap between an undergraduate degree and a graduate training program. Deadline: March 1.

Prof. Eric Chyn investigates how the public housing demolitions in Chicago during the 1990s affected the young adult outcomes of children from households that relocated.

The Department is proud to share that Prof. Erzo F. P. Luttmer has been named the new lead editor for the American Economic Review beginning in January 2023.

Dartmouth team wins Boston Fed Challenge, places third at national level.

In this Politico opinion piece, Prof. Chris Snyder and colleagues argue for incentivizing carbon removal with advance market commitments.