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Telling Indigenous Stories Through Literary and Legal Lenses
When Neena Shell '26 took Bruce Duthu's Native American Law and Literature course, she knew she'd found her passion at the intersection of tribal policy and Indigenous storytelling.
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."
My "Why Dartmouth"
In her final year at Dartmouth, Selin Hos, a member of the Class of 2025, revisits the "Why Dartmouth" supplemental writing prompt from her application for admission.
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.
A Philosopher Draws Inspiration from Hanover's Surrounds
Professor Thomasson, who made strides early in her career as the second woman from her program to earn a PhD, was named one of the top 50 living philosophers.
My "Why Dartmouth"
In her final year at Dartmouth, Eliza Holmes, a member of the Class of 2025, revisits the "Why Dartmouth" supplemental writing prompt from her application for admission.
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.
Dartmouth Dialogues
In January, President Beilock announced the launch of Dartmouth Dialogues, a wide-ranging series of initiatives that showcase Dartmouth's commitment to facilitating conversations and building skills to bridge divides.
Putting the 'Green' in the Big Green
Dartmouth's profound sense of place heightens student's awareness of the precarious condition of the planet, and Dartmouth students, faculty, and staff are taking action to create a more sustainable future.
A Leader Ready to Climb Mountains
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 Global Climate Activist Negotiates for a Cleaner Future
When applying to colleges, Kate Yeo '25 from Singapore saw Dartmouth's idyllic location as the perfect backdrop for her interest in studying climate policy.
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.
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.
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.
