Organic Farm Helps Those in Need
This year the farm is donating most of its produce to families in the region who are experiencing food-insecurity.
"Most of the population growth in the next 80 years is going to come from Sub-Saharan Africa," says Paul Novosad, and assistant professor of economics. "The world will be in much better shape if the next 2 billion Africans grow up with high economic opportunity and high education levels."
Dartmouth In The News
Dance Theatre of Harlem Has a New Partnership With the Hopkins Center
DanceTeacher
A story about a partnership between the dance company and the Hop notes that Dartmouth’s Monica White Ndounou and John Heginbotham co-taught a course this summer challenging students to create dance as a means for effecting social change.
Language Barriers and the COVID-19 Crisis
Latino Rebels
In a story about language barriers and health, Dartmouth’s Roberto Rey Agudo says better language services and new language policies alone won’t be enough, but that “there is no doubt that languages matter when it comes to public health.”
The Nation Wanted to Eat Out Again. Everyone Has Paid the Price.
The New York Times
In a story about the spread of COVID-19 from indoor public dining compared to outdoor public dining, Dartmouth’s Lindsey Leininger says, "As of recently, we still hadn't traced a major U.S. outbreak of any sort to an outdoor exposure."
Four Years Later, Life Changes for Runners Who Shared Olympic Moment
NBC
In a story about Dartmouth’s Abbey (D'Agostino) Cooper '14, fellow runner Nikki Hamblin, and a life-changing moment during their ’16 Olympic debut, Cooper says, “We haven’t had a ton of time together, but we’re connected by a powerful moment.”
Honoring Teaching and Scholarship
Members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences are recognized for exceptional achievement in scholarship, teaching, and mentoring.
Dartmouth In The News
Dance Theatre of Harlem Has a New Partnership With the Hopkins Center
DanceTeacher
A story about a partnership between the dance company and the Hop notes that Dartmouth’s Monica White Ndounou and John Heginbotham co-taught a course this summer challenging students to create dance as a means for effecting social change.
Language Barriers and the COVID-19 Crisis
Latino Rebels
In a story about language barriers and health, Dartmouth’s Roberto Rey Agudo says better language services and new language policies alone won’t be enough, but that “there is no doubt that languages matter when it comes to public health.”
The Nation Wanted to Eat Out Again. Everyone Has Paid the Price.
The New York Times
In a story about the spread of COVID-19 from indoor public dining compared to outdoor public dining, Dartmouth’s Lindsey Leininger says, "As of recently, we still hadn't traced a major U.S. outbreak of any sort to an outdoor exposure."
Four Years Later, Life Changes for Runners Who Shared Olympic Moment
NBC
In a story about Dartmouth’s Abbey (D'Agostino) Cooper '14, fellow runner Nikki Hamblin, and a life-changing moment during their ’16 Olympic debut, Cooper says, “We haven’t had a ton of time together, but we’re connected by a powerful moment.”
Dartmouth In The News
Dance Theatre of Harlem Has a New Partnership With the Hopkins Center
DanceTeacher
A story about a partnership between the dance company and the Hop notes that Dartmouth’s Monica White Ndounou and John Heginbotham co-taught a course this summer challenging students to create dance as a means for effecting social change.
Language Barriers and the COVID-19 Crisis
Latino Rebels
In a story about language barriers and health, Dartmouth’s Roberto Rey Agudo says better language services and new language policies alone won’t be enough, but that “there is no doubt that languages matter when it comes to public health.”
The Nation Wanted to Eat Out Again. Everyone Has Paid the Price.
The New York Times
In a story about the spread of COVID-19 from indoor public dining compared to outdoor public dining, Dartmouth’s Lindsey Leininger says, "As of recently, we still hadn't traced a major U.S. outbreak of any sort to an outdoor exposure."
Four Years Later, Life Changes for Runners Who Shared Olympic Moment
NBC
In a story about Dartmouth’s Abbey (D'Agostino) Cooper '14, fellow runner Nikki Hamblin, and a life-changing moment during their ’16 Olympic debut, Cooper says, “We haven’t had a ton of time together, but we’re connected by a powerful moment.”
