How Dartmouth alumni help shape Rocky's civic skills training Before Rockefeller Center First-Year Fellows begin their summer internships in Congressional offices, federal agencies, nonprofits, and policy organizations across Washington, D.…
Rocky funding send students to conferences and brings new conversations to campus Kaira Shlipak with fellow conference goers following an engaging discussion with educator Crystal Hutchinson on her multiracial identity assertion framework.
The Rockefeller Center is proud to announce the class of 2029 First-Year Fellows as they head to Washington, D.C. for a week of immersive... The First-Year Fellows program is uniquely designed to be much more than an internship. Prior to th…
Rocky educates, trains, and inspires the next generation of public policy leaders and thinkers, fostering their potential through dynamic exchanges of ideas, rigorous intellectual pursuits, and transformative real-world engagement, exemplif…
The Pulitzer Prize-winning historian says the country benefits from expanded voices. Montgomery Fellow Annette Gordon-Reed '81 speaks in the Law and Democracy Series on May 14. Ajayda Griffith '27 was one of the moderators. (Photo By Kata S…
In the New Hampshire court system, a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) serves as an advocate for a minor’s best interest in family cases. GALs provide important neutral investigations in complex, high-conflict cases that often have seen unsuccessful
During my First-Year Fellows internship at The Brookings Institution, I focused on housing finance projects related to the latest paper I co-authored with my supervisor and mentor, Aaron Klein ’98, and related to the Federal Home Loan Bank
Mileage-Based User Fees f003tqb Thu, 02/26/2026 - 15:46 PRS Briefs PRS POLICY BRIEF 2526_01 Usage of electric vehicles (EVs) has risen in states across the country. This trend, coupled with the increasing fuel efficiency standards of gas ca…
As we honor the life and legacy of Jesse Jackson—the civil rights leader and former presidential candidate—we also reflect on his role in the January 1984 Democratic presidential debate that helped establish the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center…
The Rockefeller Center’s recent “Law and Democracy: The United States at 250” event featuring Sarah Isgur and David French is now available as an episode of Isgur and French’s influential podcast, Advisory Opinions (AO). David French and Sa…
The New Hampshire lawmaker tells students "all is not lost" despite turmoil. U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas, D-N.H., speaks on Jan. 30 as part of the Rockefeller Center/Dartmouth Dialogues Law and Democracy series. Sociology professor Kristin Smith…
Compromise is not "a dirty word," says the former Republican governor of Maryland. Students in the Rockefeller Center’s PBPL 82.09 Supreme Court Seminar braved some December rain and an early start last month to get seats to watch the justi…