Sarah Kelly, a lecturer in geography and research associate at the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society, shared photos on Twitter of a new mural in the works by Chilean Mapuche-Williche artist Julio Alejandro Muñoz Uribe. Dartmouth students helped plan and paint the mural with volunteers from the Upper Valley, including two high school Spanish classes from Hartford and Oxbow.
In her new book, geographer Mona Domosh documents how Black government employees helped promote Black ownership of land and homes in the early decades of the 20th century.
A new study projects more heavy rainfall events in the region due to climate change.
The Adam N. Brown '97 Memorial Award was presented to Gerol Fang '23 for her paper "The Role of Geographic Information and Geospatial Technologies in Constructing the American Intelligence Empire".
A new study led by Professor Jonathan Winter and Christopher Picard '23 suggests that the Northeast United States is set to experience more extreme weather conditions such as heavy rainfall due to rising temperatures.
The BBC reports on a recent study published by Professor Justin Mankin and recent PhD graduate Christopher Callahan quantifying the economic losses of a predicted El Niño pattern in 2023.
The Assistant Professor of Geography spoke to WMUR about the dangers of warming temperatures in New Hampshire.
"Geography has been the "guiding star" for most of my career, which has focused on human interactions with the environment."
Bill Wheaton '82 is constantly surprised and delighted that his Geography Degree from Dartmouth paved the way for a rewarding career in what we now call geospatial sciences.
Study: Global downturn persists for several years after Pacific climate pattern.
