Dartmouth News

Delving Into the Unknown: In the Cosmos and at the College
This year's Shared Academic Experience program, aimed at spurring community dialogue and personal reflection, was led by Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Jedidah Isler, who studies blazars—supermassive black holes at the center of galaxies that spin up jets of particles moving at nearly the speed of light. Read more.

In The News

The Intellectual Joys of University Administration—No, Really!
September 19, 2019
"The intellectual joy of university leadership results from a variety of positive and distinct aspects of administrative work," write Dartmouth's Carolyn Dever and a colleague. Among them, they say, "You stretch your mind regularly."
Scientists Are About to Spend a Year Trapped in Arctic Ice
September 17, 2019
Dartmouth's Donald Perovich will join an arctic research expedition that will take scientists into "some of the harshest conditions on Earth: polar night, complete darkness, heavy storms, and temperatures that can reach almost minus 50."
Why I Still Play Michael Jackson and R. Kelly for My Students
September 16, 2019
One reason he occasionally plays disgraced artists' music, says Dartmouth's William Cheng, is that "there's strength in knowing our weaknesses.

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Members of the Class of 2023 navigate their first steps at Dartmouth with guidance from staff, faculty, and fellow students who are eager to welcome them.
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As the end of sophomore summer nears, students relax by hitting the Appalachian Trail, hanging out at Collis, and harvesting flowers at the Organic Farm.
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A gallery of images from around campus
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A gallery of images from around campus - May 23, 2019
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—Caitlin Barthelmes, director of the student wellness center in the Valley News