Prof. Heidi Williams and co-authors suggest three ways to bridge the divide between the worlds and languages of researchers and policy makers.

In episode 6, Dr. Cascio discusses her research on universal versus targeted preschool programs highlighting the benefits of universal early education for the American economy and young families.

The prize is awarded every two years for Princeton Ph.D. dissertations, completed within the last six years, judged to have made outstanding contributions to labor economics.

In this Washington Post OpEd, Prof. Heidi Williams calls on Congress to help the National Science Foundation and the National Institute of Health speed up funding for research on the scientific frontier.

Economist Bruce Sacerdote '90 co-authors a paper on auto-filled tax forms.

Is International Trade Really a Win-Win? In episode 5, Dr. Nina Pavcnik discusses her research on international trade relations and describes both the "winners" and "losers" from trade.

Faculty are recognized for exemplary teaching, research, and service.

University of Glasgow commemoration draws top economists, historians, philosophers.

In episode 4, Dr. Charles Wheelan discusses his New York Times Best-Selling book Naked Economics, which is for "smart people who never studied economics." He also highlights his time as a Dartmouth student and professor, talks about running for congress, and explains why economists should not run the world.

Ariana Ramsey, Alex Gu, and Kelly Beaupre were awarded prizes for their athletic acheivements and high scholarship.