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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.

Off-Campus StudySustainabilityLiberal Arts
A photo of buildings in Berlin, Germany

A Gifted Poet Shares the Transformative Power of the Spoken Word

Author, Guggenheim fellow, and soft-spoken poet, Professor Bennett encourages his English and creative writing students to share their gifts through readings and performance.

Scholars Who TeachLiberal Arts
A photo of profess or Joshua Bennett

How to Open the STEM Pipeline

A joint essay by Presidents Hanlon and Beilock calling on the nation to find new ways to make the study of STEM more inviting, approachable, accessible, and possible.

Research/InternshipsLiberal Arts
A photo of the new buildings on Dartmouth's West End which serve as a hub for engineering, technology, and innovation.

Writer, Researcher, Historian

Dartmouth's first Historical Accountability Research Fellow turns her research on the life of the College's first tenured female professor, Dr. Hannah Croasdale, into her first novel.

Research/InternshipsScholars Who TeachLiberal Arts
A photo of Caroline Cook '21

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.

Research/InternshipsCampus LifeLiberal Arts
An illustration of Shuyi Jin '23

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.

Campus LifeLiberal ArtsAdventuresome Spirit
A photo of Natalie Dokken '23

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