We caught up with Ben Rice '22, learning more about his recent success and time with the Yankees, as well as his time at Dartmouth. 🔗: dartsports.co/3WQsi3J #GoBigGreen | #TheWoods🌲

President Sian Beilock's study, featured in a TIME article debunking myths about math, highlights the importance of a thoughtful approach to solving problems under time pressure. ⤵️ bit.ly/46BtTOa

Dartmouth’s commitment to decarbonization involves our entire community. On Aug. 14, we’re holding a meeting with neighbors of the Athletics District to discuss the geo-exchange borefield project. ⤵️ bit.ly/3WT4OLl

Dartmouth Engineering will lead one of the first teams announced today by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) to receive an award through its Precision Surgical Interventions program. engineering.dartmouth.edu/news/dartmouth…

On Aug. 2, the Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life kicked off a 100-day celebration for renowned civil rights activist and author James Baldwin. Learn more about the institute's ongoing project and how you can view it ⤵️ bit.ly/3YM1bIn

Early morning Dartmouth Football energy led by Spencer A. Brown! #38Days #GoBigGreen

“This is a great opportunity to lean into the concept of the campus as a lab, adapting an existing course to take advantage of the investment we’re putting into decarbonization.” @Dartmouth professor Carl Renshaw on his Materials of the Earth course. 🌍 ➡️ bit.ly/46M6BoK

We're having a grammatically correct summer. Take a listen as to how you can too as Timothy Pulju, a senior lecturer in linguistics here at Dartmouth, weighs in on the nation's current grammar debate: Harris' vs. Harris's.

As we broaden our engagement with the community, possibilities to collaborate in the arts, STEM, and professional development were discussed last week during a conversation between President Sian Beilock and leaders from the CCSNH. bit.ly/3SQSAQK

Over the summer term, Department of Earth Sciences at Dartmouth students mapped rock formations across campus. Check out how their coursework used our campus’ natural resources as a lab and how their work could benefit the ongoing geo-exchange project. bit.ly/46MjO0V

Prof. Christopher Snyder answers POLITICO's 5 Questions politi.co/3WIigAg

In celebrating the 63 staff and faculty members who retired this year, we want to say thank you for your years of dedication, wisdom, and care. Your contributions will continue to have an impact long into the future. 💚 Learn more: bit.ly/4dFox6O

The Dartmouth Entrepreneurs Hall of Fame will be inducting two powerhouses in animation and software, Chris Meledandri ’81 and Lew Cirne ’93. “Lew and Chris reflect our exceptionally talented, diverse, and powerful entrepreneurial network,” says Jamie Coughlin, the Magnuson

From a new Collis porch to a campus-wide decarbonization project, this construction season has been one of the busiest yet. Take a look at the ongoing work around Dartmouth and all of the upgrades and benefits they’ll bring to campus once completed.bit.ly/3Mj7GuX

After a five-year hiatus, the Department of Asian Societies, Cultures, and Languages’ Language Study Abroad program returned to China this summer. Fifteen students traveled to Beijing for a 10-week study of language and culture. bit.ly/4dICily

Earlier this month, 18 leaders from 16 Native American tribes came together on campus to participate in the inaugural session of the Tribal Leadership Academy. Learn more about the program, as well as view photos and video from the weeklong event, here: bit.ly/3yVE0Ru

Whether exploring Moosilauke Ravine Lodge or making discoveries in the lab, students found inspiration across Dartmouth this summer. ☀️ 💚 Video by Chris Johnson.

We’re thrilled to introduce the new Master of Science in Implementation Science (MSIS) program, launching in September 2025 in partnership with Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth 🔗⤵️ geiselmed.dartmouth.edu/news/2024/dart…

How accurate are forecasts of US presidential elections? A study co-authored by @Dartmouth professor Sean Westwood shows that evidence of accuracy is lacking, but data shows that these forecasts can deter voters from coming to the polls. Via POLITICO ⤵️ politi.co/4d9dEtr

From artificial intelligence to teaching algorithms to students, our computer science department has excelled in its purpose here at Dartmouth. Take a look back into its history and achievements as we celebrated their 30th anniversary this summer ⤵️ bit.ly/3Z0eVzr