The space for graduate students and postdocs at 4, Currier Place sometimes creeps under the radar for the Guarini community, located ne
Hunter Snyder, a PhD student in the Ecology, Evolution, Ecosystems and Society Program, was invited by Professor Ross Virginia to join an alumni expedition to the Arctic in 2018.
Faculty, staff, and students are invited to ring in the start of the College’s 250th year on Jan. 10 at one of nine simultaneous celebrations across campus.
LeadWomen, a global organization on a mission to prepare women for leadership and board positions, selected Marcella Lucas, Guarini ’13 (PEMM), as its CEO. In her new role she draws on three key learnings from her graduate education at Dartmouth—empathy, authenticity, and analytical thinking to solve problems.
The plan seeks to create a campus free from sexual harassment and the abuse of power.
On Saturday, December 15, Dartmouth hosted the Northern New England Science Olympiad Invitational Tournament for the second year. Attracting teams from all over New England, more than 250 students arrived on campus to compete against some of the brightest and most creative high school students in the region.
Arielle Baker, Guarini '19, a PhD candidate in the neuroscience track of the Program in Experimental and Molecular Medicine (PEMM), has received a Christine Mirzayan Science & Technology Policy Graduate Fellowship.
California’s fire season has been lasting longer and growing more impactful with each passing year.
Topics covered in this monthly conversation included updates on renovations of old Dana Hall -- to include a new graduate and postdoc lounge-, development of a mentoring network through GWISE, and reviving a Graduate Senate.
Representatives from the Dartmouth Graduate Student Council (GSC) recently attended the 2018 Ivy+ Summit.
