Professors' dogs are more than teachers' pets. They're class clowns, study buddies, office disruptors, and campus idols. Lulu, Fern, Chewie, and Maddie were interviewed by Dartmouth Alumni Magazine; read what they (and their humans) have to say HERE!
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The 2023-24 cohort includes Jackelinne Claros Benitez '24 and Ignacio Gutierrez '25.
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"To fix anti-democratic attitudes by changing levels of partisan animosity sounds promising, but it is like trying to heal a broken bone in a gangrenous leg when the real problem is the car accident that caused both injuries in the first place," Associate Professor Sean Westwood, Director of the Polarization Research Lab tells The New York Times.
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"Attacking the legitimacy of past elections is of course a way to cast doubt on future elections. It's absurd to pretend otherwise," Professor Brendan Nyhan tells The Atlantic about Meta's decision to lift the Facebook ban on former president Donald Trump. Read the full article HERE!
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Are political concession speeches losing favor? Why does investigating misinformation often backfire? Can the courts safeguard U.S. democracy, and what new data could bolster the rule of law?
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