The New E.E. Just Program: Two Years Old and Still Growing
June 2, 2014
Before he had even set foot on the Dartmouth campus, theoretical physicist Stephon Alexander looked upon the E.E. Just Program as a priority.
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Before he had even set foot on the Dartmouth campus, theoretical physicist Stephon Alexander looked upon the E.E. Just Program as a priority.
By Nancy Serrell Dartmouth was well represented last weekend at the nation's largest celebration of science and engineering, the USA Science & Engineering Festival in Washington, D.C.
The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation today announced the selection of Dartmouth's black hole researcher Ryan Hickox as a recipient of a 2014 Sloan Research Fellowships.
The mission of enhancing campus housing options must be fundamentally linked to Dartmouth's academic mission, said Mike Wooten, director of residential education, at the second session of "Moving Dartmouth Forward."
Dartmouth’s alumni claim “the still North in their soul” each time they sing the alma mater—but as any of Dartmouth’s Arctic researchers could tell you, Hanover is fairly far south—if you’re measuring from the North Pole.
This is the second in a three-part series about professors and their work. Here’s a look atpart one and part three.
From the classroom to the lab and the library, Dartmouth faculty members embody an ethos that melds research and teaching, twin disciplines that Dartmouth believes are inseparable.
A transformative class at Dartmouth can be part of students’ long-held plans or one they’d never counted on taking.