New Appointments to Tuck’s Academic Leadership
In a letter to the Tuck community, Dean Matthew J. Slaughter announced exciting new changes to Tuck’s academic leadership.
In a letter to the Tuck community, Dean Matthew J. Slaughter announced exciting new changes to Tuck’s academic leadership.
Charlotte Johnson T’19 and Pace Ralli T’09 are the creators of ShakaBall, a new beach game business that brings fun to people of all ages.
The Center for Health Care fellows teamed up with Dr. Catherine Florio Pipas to deliver a 12-session wellness series to the Tuck community.
The fund, run solely by students, has made a third investment in CollegeBacker, a Silicon Valley startup.
A team of Tuck students is working with 6AM Health, a specialty food business founded by Brad Callow T’13, to help bring the company to scale.
With a new app called FishMD, Jerome d’Orchimont T’19 and Nithin Mohan MEM’17 are speeding up the diagnosis and treatment of sick fish.
A GIX to Ireland and the UK highlights the costs of political uncertainty.
Becky Rice, director of Tuck’s First-Year Project, discusses how the course helps students achieve their personal and professional goals.
Roger Lynch T’95, who was recently named CEO of Condé Nast, will deliver this year’s Tuck Investiture address on Saturday, June 8.
Tuck’s first-year core curriculum is changing to meet the evolving needs of its students.
The media industry is in the midst of major disruption—books, films, and television look nothing like they once did. It takes insight, strategy, and risk assessment to succeed in media and entertainment, which is why so many of our alumni are striking it big.
A lively gathering at the newly renovated Hood Museum draws alumni, students, and supporters alike.
Major upgrades and new spaces are coming to Tuck. Here’s an overview of what to expect.
Through interesting and practical virtual sessions, the Virtual Program Series offers rich learning opportunities to alumni wherever they are.
A team of five Tuck students took top honors in the Global Universities Challenge at the World Government Summit in Dubai.
A reinvigorated vision for centers at Tuck is bringing exciting opportunities for students.
A partnership between Tuck and Dartmouth, TuckLAB wants to help undergraduate students pursue their dreams—no matter their passion.
How Tuck Bridge propelled Skida’s whimsical 27-year-old CEO to the cutting edge of the sports apparel business.
After three years of renovations, the Hood will open to the public on Saturday, January 26.
The Center for Digital Strategies at Tuck organized a small group trek to Shanghai.
Caroline Leone T’19 is working on a new business to serve dancers.
Tuck Executive Education’s Global Leadership program celebrates its 20th anniversary.
As director of the Healthcare Transformation Lab, Eric Isselbacher MHCDS’13 is making health care more efficient, one solution at a time.
The Revers Center for Energy and its MBA fellows traveled to Puerto Rico to learn about its efforts to restore the electrical grid after Hurricane Maria.
Clinical professor Curt Welling D’71, T’77 discusses two new courses that draw on his extensive experience in investment banking and global public health.
Prepared to lead, Tuck School graduates land jobs in dynamic industries.
Sustainable investing executives from BlackRock and Morgan Stanley discussed the sector’s challenges and opportunities with Tuck MBA students.
Kerry Laufer, the director of OnSite Global Consulting, talks how experiential learning is done at Tuck.
Professor Espen Eckbo, the founding faculty director of the Tuck Lindenauer Center for Corporate Governance—recently renamed the Lindenauer Forum for Governance Research—discusses how Tuck became an international thought leader in this important field.
Long-time Tuck volunteer Isabel Scharmer T’00, partner at Bainco International Investors, is the new chair of the Tuck Annual Giving Executive Committee.
The incubator offers structure and expert guidance to startup founders in the Tuck and Dartmouth communities.
Peter Golder, the new faculty director of TuckGO, discusses how Tuck’s global, experiential learning courses help create the kind of leaders the world needs.
Earlier this summer, Dean Matthew J. Slaughter announced several changes to Tuck’s academic and administrative leadership.
The Tuck campaign event series kicks off with an alumni event in London on September 25.
The Tuck class of 2020 represents 42 countries, is comprised of 45 percent women, and holds all-time high test scores.
Thirty students headed west and got an inside look at some of the Bay Area’s most innovative startups and energy companies, from Airbnb to Nest.