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An Alumna Investigates the Impact of Fear on Childbirth
Zane Thayer '08 notes there was only one biological anthropologist when she was a student at Dartmouth. Today Professor Thayer is one of four biological anthropologists in her department, studying how and why early life environments shape human biology and health outcomes.
Breaking Legislative Glass Ceilings
Diana Hwang '04 helps Asian American women flex political muscle.
A Campus Leader Aims to Expand Health Care Access
Kiara is a neuroscience major and public policy minor pursuing the pre-health track and the student body president seeking ways to remove barriers to a fulfilling Dartmouth experience for all.
D-Plan: Simon Lamontagne '24
Simon Lamontagne '24, a linguistics major, shares his Dartmouth experiences through the lens of the D-Plan, Dartmouth's flexible study plan.
Shadowing Practitioners and Patients
A Dartmouth student organization that organizes programming related to the health professions—and its Clinical Shadowing Program, which pairs students with health care professionals at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and private practices in the Hanover area.
A Mushroom Hunter and Soil Ecologist Study the Synergies of Plants and Fungi
Together, Liam Nokes '25 and Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Bala Chaudhary are studying mycorrhizae—the symbiotic associations between plants and fungi—and their impact on ecosystems at a global scale.
An Astrophysicist Works to Unlock a Galaxy's Greatest Mysteries
Rising to academic fame when she made a groundbreaking discovery—a rare type of galaxy distinguished by its uncharacteristic double-ringed elliptical structure—professor Mutlu-Pakdil works to solve the mysteries of the most peculiar phenomena of our universe.
First Hand
Dartmouth's Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid advises college applicants to "take an existential selfie" and shares some tips for students just starting the college search process.
A '24 Finds His Cadence in Mechanical Engineering
Wells '24 finds that his decision to major in mechanical engineering—a branch of engineering rooted in physical machines, force, and movement—was inextricably tied to his enduring love of biking.
A Captain and Commander Follows in Her Father's Footsteps
ROTC Company Commander and co-captain of women's varsity basketball, Karina Mitchell '23 looks to complete graduate work in biomedical engineering before pursuing a career as a military orthopedic trauma surgeon.
Cognitive Scientists Study Options In and Out of the Lab
Through their work in cognitive science, a professor and an undergraduate partner in the classroom and in the lab to consider how people effortlessly understand alternative options.
A Backstage Snapshot of the Performing Arts at Dartmouth
Arts play a critical role at Dartmouth. The Department of Theater's production of Pippin highlights the various ways students can take part.
Walking The Walk
As she nears the end of her undergraduate experience, Chelsea-Starr Jones '23, a government major and psychology minor, reflects on being a leader of a Greek organization.
Feeling at Home in Hanover, Far from a Small English Town
Luke '24, first in his family to attend college, is finding Dartmouth's liberal arts curriculum provides room to explore and teaches how to think, not what to think.
Basecamp to the World
A new interdisciplinary foreign study and language off-campus program fuses engineering and German studies in the setting of Berlin, Germany—complementing the Dartmouth liberal arts curriculum.
