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First Hand
Dartmouth's Assistant Vice President and Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Kathryn Bezella reflects on her first year at Dartmouth and shares advice for students' application journeys.
Leadership Lessons from the Big Green Gridiron
With the help of Dartmouth Engineering's advising and resources, Big Green linebacker Micah Green '25 completed two degrees in four years while bringing home three Ivy League championships.
Dartmouth and the Dawn of AI
The groundwork for artificial intelligence was laid at Dartmouth in 1956. Decades later, a commitment continues across campus to understanding and engaging responsibly with AI in modern forms.
A Scholar of Latin American Theater Connects Performance to Societal Impact
Professor Analola Santana, who researches the political and cultural impacts of Latin American theater, aims to empower students to perform their best, both on and offstage.
An Outdoors Enthusiast Blends Sciences Toward a Sustainable Future
At Dartmouth, Jake Patterson found a way to blend his interests in chemistry and engineering rather than choosing between them, all while thriving in Dartmouth's natural surroundings.
Examining Casinos and Health Outcomes in the Choctaw Nation
Marietta Hamill '25, a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, spent her final year at Dartmouth beyond the classroom studying impacts of casinos on Native American health.
Let's Get Down To Business
No undergraduate business major? No problem! Using Dartmouth resources, students and alumni continue to blaze new paths in the world of entrepreneurship.
With Faculty Mentorship, a Psychology Major Pursues Research Around the World
With support from Dartmouth Professor Brad Duchaine, Elizabeth Li '25 researched face processing using Dartmouth's on-campus fMRI scanner and studied computational brain modeling in Beijing.
Goal-Oriented
From an alumna winning bronze in Olympic rugby to Dartmouth equestrian's first-ever national #1 ranking, explore some recent highlights from Big Green athletics.
D-Plan: Tia Walker '25
Tia Walker '25 illustrates her Dartmouth journey through her D-Plan, Dartmouth's signature academic calendar that allows students to customize their schedules, quarter by quarter, across four years.
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.
Up Close and Political
One of the most vigorous engines in the country for the study of politics, policy, and leadership, Dartmouth is front and center in the quest for the U.S. presidency.
An Alumnus Studies How Technology Shapes Human Behavior
Dartmouth alumnus turned newly-minted professor of quantitative social sciences, attributes his teaching style to the hands-on education he received at Dartmouth, "Where community really matters."
Promoting Dialogue Across the Political Spectrum
Dartmouth's location—a key hub for political engagement—drew Mac Mahoney '26 to the College. It's liberal arts curriculm impacted his decision to modify his major with philosophy and economics.
Let's Talk About Testing
Dean Lee Coffin has a conversation with Dartmouth professors Bruce Sacerdote and Michele Tine, whose research helped inform Dartmouth's recent decision to reinstate its standardized testing requirement.
