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

We had an incredible 2-week trip to Chile--we just arrived back home December 9th. Here's a brief report and some videos about our trip!

New study examines the rising geographic disparities in U.S. mortality

This article by Fabiola Cineas in VOX on the Biden administration's plan for funding the expansion of pre-k relies on Professor Elizabeth Cascio's research

His project, Develop for Good, is an intercollegiate 501(c)3 non-profit organization that pairs, trains, and supports student volunteers as they develop technical product solutions for non-profits.

Many institutions are accepting applications now from soon-to-be graduates. Listing can be found right here on our website.

The 2021 Distinguished Lecture on Globalization will be given by Beata Javorcik, Chief Economist of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and moderated by Douglas A. Irwin, John French Professor of Economics at Dartmouth. November 2nd, 12:15 - 1:30pm

Currently in MATH 1 and interested in Economics? ECON 3 is a new alternative to MATH 3! This course covers many of the same basic calculus topics as Math 3, but with the focus on developing an understanding of the mathematical structure of economics, since having mathematical skill is essential to the study of economics.

Department of Economics Lecture Series on Inequality, Discrimination, and Opportunity. Thursday, October 14, 2021 5:00-6:00PM (ET) ROCKEFELLER 003 (Overflow ROCKEFELLER 002) Open to the Public

It's that time of year…time to defend our National Fed Challenge title! Come and be part of the challenge!