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Anthropologist Studies Revolutionary War's German Mercenaries
Anthropologist Raquel Fleskes is conducting research on the remains of German mercenaries from a New Jersey battlefield, offering new perspectives on the lives of these "enemy" soldiers during the Revolutionary War.
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Allen House Appoints Geisel Professor Diane Gilbert-Diamond as New House Professor
Dartmouth's Allen House welcomes Geisel professor Diane Gilbert-Diamond '98 as its new house professor. Her initial one-year term began on July 1, enhancing the residential college experience.
HealthBusinessMedical ScienceEducationSocial IssuesEmployment and Labor Dartmouth CollegeAllen HouseDiane Gilbert-DiamondGeisel School of MedicineHouse ProfessorHigher EducationAppointments
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Dartmouth Study Warns of AI Time Costs for Doctors, Showcases Ukrainian Play
A new Dartmouth College study reveals AI errors can increase doctors' time spent on patient communications. The college also hosted the world premiere of a Ukrainian play, "Vertep for Homo Sapiens".
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Dartmouth Symposium Highlights AI's Growing Role in Glaciology
A recent symposium at Dartmouth College highlighted the growing integration of Artificial Intelligence in glaciology. President Sian Leah Beilock also discussed higher education trust and free expression on Freakonomics.
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Dartmouth Professor Annelise Orleck Elected to Society of American Historians
Dartmouth College history professor Annelise Orleck has been elected to the Society of American Historians, recognized for her influential narratives that bring overlooked lives to a broad public.
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Dartmouth College Announces Faculty Promotions and Book Award Winner
Dartmouth College celebrates 28 faculty promotions in Arts and Sciences, including tenure grants. Additionally, Carlene Kucharczyk, an administrative assistant, won the Vermont Book Award for her debut poetry collection.
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Dartmouth Receives $10 Million Donation for Rural Home Care, Computer Scientists Earn NSF Awards
Dartmouth College announces a $10 million donation from Kenneth French to Dartmouth Health for a new rural home care program in northern New England, alongside two computer scientists, SouYoung Jin and Yujun Yan, receiving NSF CAREER awards for AI research.
Science & TechnologyHealthBusinessComputers and InternetArtificial IntelligenceMedical ScienceEducation Dartmouth CollegeDartmouth HealthKenneth FrenchVickie French Hospital at HomeNSF CAREER AwardsHome Care
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New Music Inspired by Dartmouth's Lone Pine Debuts at The Hop
Dartmouth's The Hop features new music inspired by 'The Lone Pine.' Composer Nubia Jaime Donjuan discusses her work, 'Danzón No. 3: The Lone Pine,' blending nature and artistry.
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Dartmouth Highlights Sea-Level Rise Preparation Window and R&D Effectiveness
Dartmouth scientists identify a critical 30-50 year window for sea-level rise preparation, while new research from Tuck professor Teresa Fort shows R&D spending is more effective at generating patents and sales growth.
Science & TechnologyBusinessEnvironmentClimate ChangeEconomyEducation Sea-level riseResearch and DevelopmentInnovationTeresa FortDartmouth CollegeEconomics
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Dartmouth Celebrates First MET Graduates and Virtual Ultrasound Innovation
Dartmouth College celebrates its first MET program graduates and highlights student Cinay Dilibal's virtual ultrasound training program. The college also recognized Zoe Johnson's internship award and an opinion piece on AI's political risks.
HealthScience & TechnologyBusinessPolitics and GovernmentMedical ScienceArtificial IntelligenceEducationEconomyEmployment and LaborGeneral Politics Dartmouth CollegeMET ProgramVirtual UltrasoundMedical TrainingCinay DilibalZoe JohnsonAI
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Dartmouth College Welcomes Four New Trustees, Neuroscientist Emily Finn Recognized by Scientific American
Dartmouth College's Board of Trustees welcomes four new members, while neuroscientist Emily Finn earns recognition from Scientific American for her contributions to science, alongside a new DHMC program for mothers with substance use disorders.
Science & TechnologyHealthEducationMediaMedical ScienceDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues Dartmouth CollegeBoard of TrusteesEmily FinnScientific AmericanNeuroscienceDartmouth Hitchcock Medical CenterSubstance Use Disorders
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Dartmouth's Hopkins Center Recognized for Excellence; Trailblazing Alumnae Share Wisdom
Dartmouth's Hopkins Center for the Arts is a finalist for the 2026 Americas Awards for Excellence. Additionally, women from the pioneering Class of '76 share their insights and advice for current and future Dartmouth women.
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Dartmouth Experts Address Deepfakes and Advance Peace Engineering
Dartmouth College announces the return of deepfake expert Hany Farid and recognizes the Thayer School of Engineering for its innovative peace engineering research, addressing critical global issues.
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Dartmouth College Announces Retirement of Four Arts and Sciences Faculty
Dartmouth College recognizes the retirement of four esteemed Arts and Sciences faculty members: Jamie Horton, Thomas Jack, Leslie Sonder, and Jeffrey Taube, who significantly shaped students, colleagues, and their fields.
BusinessMediaEducationEmployment and LaborSocial Issues Dartmouth CollegeFaculty RetirementArts and SciencesJamie HortonThomas JackLeslie SonderJeffrey Taube
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Dartmouth College Trustees Meet Amidst Key Academic Celebrations
Dartmouth's Board of Trustees met during Commencement Weekend, as the Guarini School honored graduate students and Tuck launched a new Consulting Bootcamp for undergraduates, highlighting institutional developments and academic achievements.
BusinessHealthEducationMedical ScienceEmployment and Labor Dartmouth CollegeBoard of TrusteesGuarini SchoolGraduate EducationTuck SchoolConsulting BootcampJim Varnum
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Rachel Dratch '88 Urges Dartmouth Graduates to Prioritize Mutual Support
Actor and comedian Rachel Dratch '88 addressed Dartmouth graduates, emphasizing mutual support. The Commencement drew 10,000 attendees and 7,000 online viewers, celebrating the class of 2026.
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Dartmouth Prepares for Commencement, Graduates First Online MEng Cohort
Dartmouth College is gearing up for its Commencement, celebrating the first graduates of its online Master of Engineering in computer engineering. The event highlights the college's commitment to professional education and faculty contributions to global research and cultural insights.
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Dartmouth College Updates: Geisel Momentum, Commencement Canes, and Faculty Insights
Dartmouth College highlights the Geisel School of Medicine's strong outlook and a unique Commencement cane tradition. Faculty also weigh in on World Cup weather impacts and the importance of preserving endangered languages.
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Dartmouth Celebrates MBA Graduates and Student Artists, Highlights Revolutionary War Exhibit
Dartmouth College celebrated the MBA Class of 2026 at Tuck's Investiture and honored student artists at The Hop's annual Arts Awards. The Hood Museum also features a Revolutionary War exhibit.
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Dartmouth Earns 29 Fulbright Awards, Showcases Diverse Research and Historical Insights
Dartmouth College celebrates 29 Fulbright Awards, alongside new AI research in subglacial hydrology and Professor Colin Calloway's insights on Native American contributions to American history.
Science & TechnologyPolitics and GovernmentMediaEducationArtificial IntelligenceEnvironmentGeneral PoliticsSocial Issues Dartmouth CollegeFulbright AwardsSubglacial HydrologyColin CallowayNative American HistoryResearch
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Dartmouth College Engages with AI, Energy Transition, and Birthright Citizenship Debates
Dartmouth College fosters discussions on AI, supports student-led energy transition projects through Irving Institute grants, and features Professor Elizabeth Cascio's insights on birthright citizenship's potential impacts.
Politics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyBusinessArtificial IntelligenceEnvironmentEducationLegalEconomyGeneral Politics Dartmouth CollegeEnergy TransitionBirthright CitizenshipElizabeth CascioIrving Institute
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Geisel School Launches Program to Foster Help-Seeking Among Future Doctors
Dartmouth's Geisel School of Medicine introduces the "Healthy Students, Healthy Physicians" program, aiming to instill help-seeking as a lifelong habit for medical students, reshaping how future doctors approach support.
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Dartmouth Highlights Asian Art Exhibition and Innovator Award
Dartmouth College announces a major Asian art exhibition at the Hood Museum opening in January and recognizes Professor Eric Fossum with the 2026 American Innovator Award for his "camera-on-a-chip" technology.
EntertainmentScience & TechnologyBusinessEducationEmployment and LaborComputers and Internet Dartmouth CollegeHood Museum of ArtAsian ArtEric FossumAmerican Innovator AwardDigital PhotographyHigher Education
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Frank Family Donates $25 Million to Dartmouth Dialogues
The Frank Family has given Dartmouth College $25 million for its "Dartmouth Dialogues" initiative, fostering open discourse. Separately, Rahm Emanuel urged students to pursue public service and proposed higher education reforms.
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Dartmouth to Rename Earth Sciences Department Reflecting Planetary Science Growth
Dartmouth College is set to rename its Department of Earth Sciences to better reflect its expanding research in planetary science. The new name, yet to be announced, will align with the institution's evolving academic focus.
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Dartmouth Honors Seven Staff Members, Highlights Campus News and Veteran Support
Dartmouth College recognized seven staff members at the Lone Pine Ceremony. The institution also highlighted campus views, a discussion on executive abuses by former White House lawyers, and its robust support for veteran employees and students.
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Dartmouth Celebrates ACE Fellowship for Shontay Delalue and World Premiere of New Wind Band Symphony
Dartmouth College announces Shontay Delalue's selection as an American Council on Education Fellow and the world premiere of a new wind band symphony by Arturo Márquez, commissioned by The Hop as part of its Mexican Repertoire Initiative.
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Study Links Wetter Storms to Long-Term Drier Conditions
New research reveals a counterintuitive environmental trend: areas experiencing wetter storms may ultimately face drier conditions over time, challenging assumptions about precipitation's long-term impact.
Science & TechnologyBusinessMediaHealthEnvironmentEnergySocial IssuesEducationGeneral Politics Wetter StormsDrier ConditionsClimate StudyEnvironmental ResearchPrecipitationWeather PatternsDartmouth College
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Earth Sciences Professor Robert Hawley Appointed DCAL Director
Earth Sciences Professor Robert Hawley will lead the Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning. Also, Geisel School of Medicine welcomed its Class of 2026, and new research links graduate school racial diversity to higher salaries.
EducationScience & TechnologyBusinessSocial IssuesEnvironmentEmployment and Labor Robert HawleyDartmouth Center for the Advancement of LearningEarth SciencesDartmouthGeisel School of MedicinePeter GolderHigher EducationDartmouth College
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Dartmouth Program Expands Student Horizons; Professor Discusses Airline Rebooking
Dartmouth's 'Discourse Beyond Dartmouth' program is expanding student horizons. Additionally, Professor Vikrant Vaze shared insights on airline rebooking policies for delayed passengers, offering a look into operational decisions.
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