Miriam Jerotich Kilimo ’14 of Nairobi, Kenya; Ridwan Hassen ’15 of Marietta, Ga.; and Colin Walmsley ’15 of Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada, were named Rhodes Scholars for 2015—the 76th, 77th, and 78th Rhodes Scholars in Dartmouth’s history.
The fall season came to a close for the Big Green football, men’s soccer, and women’s cross country teams this past weekend. Each team wrapped up a successful 2014 campaign. Check out highlights from the weekend:
Four student projects earned funding, design, and development support from the Digital Arts Leadership and Innovation (DALI) Lab and DEN Innovation Center based on the persuasiveness of their two-minute pitches.
Last year, President Phil Hanlon '77 laid out his vision of creating a freestanding graduate school. Currently, Dartmouth offers 13 master’s degree programs and 17 doctorate programs, serving some 1,000 students.
The Hood Museum of Art recently received a gift of 118 works of art originally collected by the late Barbara J. and David G. Stahl ’47 and donated in their memory by their children, Susan E. Hardy, Nancy R. Wilsker, Sarah A. Stahl, and John S.
By Joni B. Cole An opening celebration is set for Saturday for the newly constructed Triangle House, a residence hall for the LGBTQIA community and allied students at Dartmouth.
Professor Ross Virginia, whose work focuses on climate change and the effect of rapid warming on the polar regions, was selected by the U.S.
The archived U.S. Marine field records pinpoint the coordinates: In the "Dodge City" area about 10 miles south of Da Nang in the Quang Nam Province of South Vietnam, 2nd Lt. William "Billy" Smoyer '67 died in a rice paddy on July 28, 1968.
Seven Dartmouth faculty who will serve as mentors to postdoctoral scholars as Dartmouth expands its intellectual community have been appointed by President Phil Hanlon ’77.