Former Big Green Skier and Econ major AJ Ginnis made history on World Cup Circuit this month. The member of the Class of 2019 became the first Greek skier to medal in a World Cup event.

Jackson Spurling '23 learns how to follow the data from Professor David Blanchflower.

Professor Doug Staiger testified on Thursday February 16th at a Senate committee hearing on the shortage of healthcare workers. Hailey Mensik reports on the hearing for Healthcare Dive.

"Naked Economics," the 2002 primer by Senior Lecturer and Policy Fellow Charles Wheelan '88, is listed in The Wall Street Journal as the top book on business by Burton Malkiel, author of the classic A Random Walk Down Wall Street.

The study, 'Work and Leisure in the United States and Europe: Why So Different?' by Prof. Sacerdote and co-authors Alberto Alesina and Edward Glaeser informs a recent Op-ed by the popular columnist Paul Krugman.

As part of Econ 70, Prof. Comin's immersion experience course in Peru, a team of Dartmouth students consisting of Sunint Bindra, Harrison Hawkins, and Kevin Berghius organized a social impact project in conjunction with Team4Tech.

Big D sports reports that several Econ student football players have been named to the Academic All District, All Ivy, and All New England teams.

A Wall Street Journal editorial cites a new study co-authored by economics professor Douglas Staiger that found a recent decline in 8th-grade national math assessment tests during the pandemic could represent a 1.6% decline in lifetime earnings if allowed to become permanent.

Congratulations to the 2022 Fed Challenge Team: Kevin Cao, Brandon Chen, Kira Hobson, Joanne Liu, Lewis MacMillan, Ian McGrory, Lake McGreevy, John Petrich, Nicholas Taborsky, Emily Wang.

The Globalization Cluster at Dartmouth College is looking to hire up to two highly skilled and motivated full-time research assistants, to begin in the summer or fall of 2023 and to work for one year on topics in international economics.