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In the Field: Students Travel and Learn

With Dartmouth as basecamp, students make the most of trips between terms.

Students on trips in West Virginia and Mexico City

Pride 2023: An LGBTQIA+ Celebration

Featured events include a health justice summit, Pride parade, and drag show.

Rainbow flag hangs from the Collis porch

A Firsthand Look at Energy in West Virginia

The Appalachia Energy Immersion Trip teaches students about coal, community, energy, and the environment.

Aerial view of the town of Montgomery based under a mountain and on a river

This is a business where you can have really long fallow periods, and you see lots of people do very well and then disappear and never come back.

Actor Aisha Tyler ’92, on her longevity in the entertainment industry

San Francisco Chronicle

Wind Ensemble Plays in Mexico

Dartmouth musicians team up with their Mexican counterparts.

Dartmouth solo accordian player

Mexico City With the Magnuson Center

The social entrepreneurship trip, co-sponsored by the Rassias Center, also looked at sustainable agriculture.

Humberto Sanchez '25, Varsha Shukla TH, and Ricardo Rodriguez CEO of De la Chinampa a Tu Mesa

Appalachia and Energy in Transition

Students dive deep during an “energy immersion trip” to West Virginia and Washington.

Doug Fala speaks to Constance Legrand and Luc Cote, wearing safety vests and hard hats

As we reopened, people could once again experience the Dartmouth story in person, and that makes a big difference.

Lee Coffin, vice provost for enrollment and dean of admissions and financial aid

Inside Higher Ed

Three Scholars Awarded ACLS Fellowships

Dartmouth tops the list for early-career scholars recognized for excellence in the humanities and social sciences.

Son Ca Lam, Sarah Swenson, and Sarah Carson

Arts and Sciences

Making Connections in Mexico City

Students on two trips were immersed in music, Spanish, and social entrepreneurship.

Students and others gathered in a green and orange room