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Drawing on Southern Roots, a Pair of Historians Study Appalachian Energy
Kelby Greene '25 collaborated with Professor Bethany Moreton to study the history of coal mining in Appalachia—and traveled to Atlanta for the project with funding from Dartmouth.
A Documentary Filmmaker Tells Stories Across Disciplines
With interdisciplinary interests that ultimately center storytelling, Brandon Mioduszewski '25 used $20,000 in funding from Dartmouth to produce a documentary on the Middle East.
A Cognitive Science Major Finds His Flair for French
Dartmouth's liberal arts curriculum gives Batu Saridede '26 the freedom to explore multiple interests: cognitive science, hands-on lab work, and foreign languages—including an off-campus term in France.
Trading Skyscrapers for Hanover's Pines
New Yorker Alicia Cage '26 sought a change of scenery for her college experience. The aspiring doctor found her focus among Hanover's pines and within Dartmouth's supportive community.
Tackling Health Care Disparities in Cameroon
In just one year on campus, Triumph Kia Teh '26 from Tiko Cameroon—one of seven students in the Class of 2026 to be selected for the King Scholars Program—has become known for his deep commitment to his Dartmouth peers.
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.
