Arthur Benjamin Adapon (Benny) '19, a geography major, featured in The Dartmouth March 28, 2018. Full article...

Meifang Li, a visiting scholar from the Sun Yat-sen University, China, won the first-place award of the Health and Medical Geography Specialty Group’s Peter Gould Student Paper Competition at the annual Association of American Geographers Meeting....

Using a score, Garret Dash Nelson, named after the inventor of gerrymandering, discovers a huge variation in how well congressional districts match up with commuter regions consisting of interconnected urban, suburban, and rural areas.

Asaf Zilberfarb ’17 has been named a Knight-Hennessy Scholar, joining students from 20 countries as one of the inaugural scholars in the program, in which the fellows pursue graduate studies at Stanford University. He plans to pursue a master’s degree in international policy studies at the Stanford School of Humanities and Sciences.

Dan will be headed to the Xinjiang Institute for Ecology and Geography in Urumqi, China, where he will investigate the response of glaciers to changes in climate with graduate students and colleagues as a CAS Visiting Fellow.

Else Drooff ’18 recently had the opportunity to attend the United Nations Winter Youth Assembly, February 14-16 th, at the UN Headquarters in New York City, along with several members of Dartmouth’s delegation to the Ivy Leadership Council....

One thing we love about Dartmouth students is that they are eager to connect what they learn in the classroom to real world projects and advocacy that address sustainability challenges.

Overwhelming scientific evidence has demonstrated that our planet is getting warmer due to climate change, yet parts of the eastern U.S. are actually getting cooler.

In a new study, Assistant Professor Justin Mankin and fellow researchers found that despite human attempts to stem global warming, record-setting precipitation and other extreme events are going to increase around the world.

The world is now Caldwell’s stage. From his Lyme Center beginnings, he’s skied internationally for SMS, matriculated at Dartmouth, won an NCAA championship with the Big Green and gradually ascended the U.S. Ski Team ladder. A five-year national team member and World Cup newcomer who will turn 24 years old before these Olympics end, Caldwell hopes to compete in two individual races and a relay at Pyeongchang....