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Celebrating Undergraduate Research and Creativity: Elena Zinski ’15
Springtime on the Dartmouth campus marks the annual celebration of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creativity. Undergraduates work closely with faculty on projects relevant to the students’...
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Virginia Beahan: Photos From Cuba
Virginia Beahan, a senior lecturer in studio art, has been taking photos in Cuba since 2001. In 2009, she published Cuba: singing with bright tears.“Cuba's history is visible everywhere, written on the...
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William Cheng on the Difference Between Sound and Music
By Kathryn StearnsThis Focus on Faculty Q&A is one in an ongoing series of interviews exploring what keeps Dartmouth professors busy inside—and outside—the classroom.“I’ve come across challenges in...
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A Complex, Changing Cuba Fascinates a Dartmouth Artist
Senior Lecturer in Studio Art Virginia Beahan says when President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro sat down together at the Summit of the Americas in Panama in April, it represented both an...
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Benjamin Bauer ’15 Digs Into Mineralogy and Geochemistry
Springtime on the Dartmouth campus marks the annual celebration of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creativity. Undergraduates work closely with faculty on projects relevant to the students’...
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Olivia Holmes ’15 Investigates Virtual vs. Real Observations
Springtime on the Dartmouth campus marks the annual celebration of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creativity. Undergraduates work closely with faculty on projects relevant to the students’...
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Emmanuel Blankson ’15 Studies the Black Immigrant Experience
Springtime on the Dartmouth campus marks the annual celebration of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creativity. Undergraduates work closely with faculty on projects relevant to the students’...
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Geisel Event Honors Students and Master Educators
Read the full story, published by the Geisel School of Medicine. On May 28, during the Geisel School of Medicine’s annual State of the Medical School address, several faculty and students were cited...
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Library Honors Graduating Student Employees
Students being honored this year are, in the front row, from left, Karen Afre ’15, Haley Shaw ’15, Faizan Kanji ’15, Katie Williamson ’15, Ben Ferguson ’15, Hilary Purcell ’15, Gavin Huang ’14, Ziru Lu...
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At 25 Years, Mellon Mays Will See Record Eight Graduate
When Florida native Bennie Niles IV ’15, a star cornerback and National Honor Society student at Clearwater High School, visited campus as a football recruit, he knew instantly he wanted to come to...
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When Community Is Part of the Poetry Experience
At Rauner Special Collections Library, undergraduate and high school students examine first editions of Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman. (Eli Burakian ’00)The thunderstorm that knocked out electricity...
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Geisel School of Medicine Celebrates 88 Graduates
Read the full story, published by the Geisel School of Medicine.In the hoods that denote their degrees, the new physicians gather for a Class Day photograph. (Photo by Flying Squirrel Photography)The...
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Words, Wit, and Wisdom From 10 Commencement Speeches
Over the past decade, Dartmouth graduates have heard from a wide range of Commencement speakers, including writers, policymakers, social entrepreneurs, and a comedian. Long after the tents are taken...
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Reena Goldthree on Latin America and the Caribbean
By Joni B. ColeThis Focus on Faculty Q&A is part of an ongoing series of interviews exploring what keeps Dartmouth professors busy inside—and outside—the classroom.“There were so many questions in...
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Students’ Civil War Research on Display in Rauner Library
“Walt Whitman has that famous quote about the Civil War: ‘The real war will never get in the books,’” says Colleen Boggs, a professor of English and of women’s and gender studies.“Our first class...
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Commencement Notes for the Dartmouth Class of 2015
Setting up for Commencement: More than 12,000 attendees are expected.(Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)Here is Dartmouth’s 2015 Commencement by the numbers: from the awarding of more than 1,800 degrees to...
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Dartmouth Honors Four Valedictorians and Eight Salutatorians
Dartmouth will recognize 12 top honor students this year—four valedictorians and eight salutatorians—at Commencement 2015.Named valedictorians for the 2015 graduating class are Catherine M. Baker ’15,...
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David Brooks Talks Character Over Lunch With ’15s
Shoshana Silverstein ’15 asked David Brooks what single bit of advice he would give a group of graduating seniors who met with Dartmouth's Commencement speaker over lunch Saturday.“Find your moral...
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Portraits of Leadership: 2015 Class Marshals
By Joni ColeClass marshals are selected each year by their fellow students on the basis of good citizenship, enthusiasm, integrity, and positive impact on others. The marshals carry batons engraved...
View ArticleAltogether Now: Here’s Looking at You, Class of 2015
One of the great Commencement photo ops takes place the day before, when the soon-to-be graduates gather on the lawn in front of Dartmouth Hall for a class photograph.Video of The Making of the 2015...
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