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A Mental Health Advocate Creates a Culture of Care
Goldwater Scholarship recipient Caroline Conway '24, supports peers as co-president of the Mental Health Union while laying the foundation for her future research career in the SCRAP laboratory.
Commitment to Care
In November 2023, Dartmouth released the Commitment to Care, a strategic plan centered around five main goals for supporting student mental health and well-being.
Welcome, Gather, Create
Welcome to a new vision for the Hop. A place for experimentation, diverse experiences and the cross-pollination of ideas across disciplines. A place of welcome, gathering and creation.
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.
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.
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.
Meet Dartmouth's 19th President
A leading cognitive scientist who studies how people perform under pressure, Sian Beilock is the first woman to be elected president in the 253-year history of Dartmouth.
A Researcher Trades His Microscope for a Mic at Night
Nick is spending much of his time in a cancer lab conducting hands-on research with his faculty mentor—which he notes is the best preparation for his future MD-PhD.
D-Plan: Shuyi Jin '23
Shuyi Jin '23, a quantitative social science major, shares snapshots of his Dartmouth experiences through the lens of the D-Plan, Dartmouth's flexible, year-round study plan.
A First-Gen Student Pivots, Courtesy of the Dartmouth Curriculum
Pre-health turned philosophy major Natalie found that Dartmouth's liberal arts curriculum allowed them to explore parts of themself they hadn't ever explored.
