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Board Considers Strategic Trajectories for the Future

Trustees updated on housing and climate, interact with faculty and students.

Wide shot of Baker Tower in winter

Fifty Years of Songbird Maps Take Flight in New Hands

PhD candidate uses professor’s hand-drawn data to track the resilience of songbirds.

Illustrated birds over a map

Research on health equity is a crucial component to scientific research because it ensures that medical innovations and health care improvements benefit all communities.

Erika Moen, associate professor of biomedical data science

The power of this new map is that scientists are able to take the genomic data and strontium data and re-analyze it to get more specific about where these people were born and brought from.

Raquel Fleskes, assistant professor of anthropology

National Geographic

Are There Guardrails to the Expansion of Executive Power?

Neal Katyal ’91 and U.S. Sen. Peter Welch discuss President Trump’s return to office.

Neal Katyal, Peter Welch, and Dafna Linzer

The young have become isolated. It’s also not so much that people are sitting there on the phone, it’s what they’re not doing.

David Blanchflower, Bruce V. Rauner ’78 Professor of Economics

How Gov. Josh Stein ’88 Navigates the Political Divide

The North Carolina Democrat explained his pragmatic approach in a purple state.

Josh Stein, Charles Wheelan, and David Duckenfield

Photos From Black Legacy Month

Scenes from a month of celebration and reflection of Black culture at Dartmouth.

TKTK

When it comes to science, there’s a lot of self-drive that needs to be there. You’ve got to have some passion to make it through.

James Whitfield, associate professor of physics

Science News Explores

Dartmouth Political Union Holds DEI Debate

Keith Boykin ’87 and lan Rowe weigh in on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Keith Boykin and Ian Rowe debating