Congrats to Michelle Irengbam for her lead authored piece that just came out in the prestigious journal Political Geography!
"Our best estimate is that an extreme heat event generally lasts, in terms of its economic impacts, about three years," the associate professor of geography says in a story about extreme heat in Vermont.
Congratulations to GEOG Major, Albert Zhang '25, one of this year's valedictorians!
Luis Alvarez León examines how geography shapes digital markets.
Dr. Sarah Kelly quoted in Daybreak UpperValley discussing recent WRJ Flooding.
Professor Susanne Freidberg quoted in NYT Article on local food, check it out!
Read about the new climate study by Justin Mankin, Associate Professor of Geography, and Christopher Callahan, a former PhD candidate at Dartmouth, in this Mongabay article.
The Rural Rivers Project explores how social, technical, and ecological factors converge to impact flooding disasters in Vermont's inland river systems.
The Dartmouth Climate Collaborative, the university's commitment to bold climate action in operations and academics, has presented Dr. Sarah Kelly, research scientist, lecturer, and facilitator of the Energy Justice Clinic, with a Greener Together faculty award.
Geography's Jonathan Chipman and Sarah Kelly were each awarded a 2025 Neukom CompX Faculty Grant. Check out their projects!
