"[...]My career geographic interest in this region all started with an Environmental Studies 'FSP' to Kenya back in 1982. We subsequently lived in Kenya for almost 5 years and our second child was born there."

"Geography at Dartmouth was my introduction to thinking about why place matters."

"My geography degree gave me the building blocks to think about healthcare delivery and insurance networks spatially, as well as how to approach care with a health equity mindset to make care accessible and affordable to all."

Following graduation from Dartmouth in '68, Joseph S. Leeper taught Geography at Humboldt State University for 38 years and inspired students to create a Joseph S. Leeper Geography Scholarship fund.

Professors Justin Mankin and Laura Paulin discuss how to prepare for the future.

The Geography Department celebrated graduating seniors and families at the Senior Luncheon, and are happy to announce the 2023 Prizes and Awards.

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".