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Hanlon Calls for Strong Finish as Campaign Soars

The Call to Lead surpasses $3 billion with focus on discovery, community, and access.

How Echolocation Adapts to Environments

A study on how bats navigate open or wooded areas could inform conservation efforts.

A Bat on a stone

The Best College Football Uniforms

Dartmouth’s lone pine helmet design is “simple but classy,” according to the sports network. The story notes that Big Green’s new helmet logo pays homage to a tree that stood on campus for almost 150 years.

There are two key pillars that engender trust in science communication: source credibility and relatability.

Lindsey Leininger, clinical professor of business administration

The Pathologist

Bolsonaro Faces ‘Crimes Against Humanity’ Charge Over COVID-19 Mishandling

Mauricio Sellmann Oliveira, a lecturer in Latin American, Latino and Caribbean studies, is cited in a story about President Jair Bolsonaro’s role in the COVID-19 crisis in Brazil.

We’re looking at two additional aspirations … to eliminate loans altogether, and … to ensure that international students are also accepted under the need-blind policy.

Bob Lasher ’88, senior vice president for advancement

Urban Health Scholars Explore Health Care in Boston

Geisel’s Urban Health Scholars Program connects medical students to urban communities with underserved minority populations in Manchester, N.H. and Boston.

Geisel school of medicine sign with bright foliage in the background

A surprising fact about humans today is that our brains are smaller compared to the brains of our Pleistocene ancestors. Why our brains have reduced in size has been a big mystery for anthropologists.

Jeremy DeSilva, associate professor of anthropology

Views From the Green: Second Half of Fall Term

Across campus and beyond, brilliant fall weather colored the latter days of the term.

Pumpkins on a fence that are carved "Dartmouth"

At the Smithsonian, an Architectural Treasure Looks Ahead

A “cocoon” of work by studio art professor Soo Sunny Park is the first installation visitors will see as they enter “Futures,” an exhibition opening next month at the Smithsonian.

Bonfire & Baker Tower

Find an array of in-person or virtual happenings at Dartmouth.

Photographers during class day shoot

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