LaMar Bunts will help expand the institution's influence and impact in the world.
Paying tribute to staff members' efforts, creativity, and determination.
Schools should drop the sink-or-swim mentality and fire up undergraduates' imaginations with the real-world problems they might solve through science.
President Hanlon welcomes students and colleagues to the start of winter term while wishing the campus community a happy new year.
The year in review includes celebrations and a repatriation.
Dartmouth has launched a $100 million program, Dartmouth STEM-X, to increase access for and leadership opportunities of historically underrepresented groups in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), and prepare the next generation of leaders in these fields, President Philip J. Hanlon '77 announced at a forum for alumni, technology leaders, and entrepreneurs in San Francisco on December 6.
Hundreds of alumnae return to campus to mark 50th anniversary.
They discussed academic successes and took part in the celebration of coeducation.
President Hanlon's address on the 50th Anniversary of undergraduate coeducation at Dartmouth.
President Hanlon's remarks from the rededication of Dartmouth Hall.
