QSS visiting faculty Caitlin Myers's paper linking the iPhone to a decline in fertility rates was covered in the New York Times.

QSS Steering Committee member Mia Costa’s book, How Politicians Polarize: Political Representation in an Age of Negative Partisanship, has won three APSA book awards.

A new Dartmouth study finds that cute AI imagery used as partisan attack may signal a new tactic in political warfare.

QSS major, Bill Zheng, is one of the salutatorians in this year’s graduating class. Bill wrote a QSS thesis, and graduatied with honors.

Ava Rosenbaum '26 will deliver the valedictory address at Commencement.

QSS students presented their one-quarter culminating projects at a QSS 82 spring poster session.

QSS major Tracy Weener ’26, has been chosen for a Fulbright award. She will do a Fulbright English teaching assistantship in Taiwan.

Throughout the first three weeks of May, nineteen exceptional Quantitative Social Science majors presented their honors theses. The culmination of this year-long intensive program gave students the opportunity to showcase a wide range of innovative research projects to supportive audiences, including advisors, faculty, friends, and family.

A Dartmouth study shows how to restore the social cost-benefit balance of firearms.