Can AI Help Us Save Endangered Languages?
Ivory Yang GR ’25 (computer science) joined BBC World Service to discuss her AI tool built to help preserve Nüshu, her grandmother's endangered language. "It has a lot of meaning in society, so that is why I do the work I do," Yang said. Listen to the segment on BBC World Service.
A Story of Shared Soundscapes
Rebecca "Beccy" Abraham GR '26, who earned their MFA in sonic practice, spent the past year minding the iconic Baker Library bells and organized a concert to celebrate their centennial. Their story is featured in the inaugural issue of SPARK'D, a new magazine from Dartmouth Libraries. Read more.
Neukom Fellow Alum's Soil Carbon Research Spotlighted by AGU
Sophie von Fromm, a former Neukom Fellow, found that widely used soil carbon models consistently underperform in sub-Saharan Africa, missing key regional processes like organo-mineral interactions. The work was featured as an Editor's Highlight by the American Geophysical Union (AGU) on Eos.org. Read more on Eos.org.
A Life of Service: Remembering Frank Guarini '46
Frank J. Guarini '46, the congressman and statesman whose gift named the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies, has died at 101. Dean Jon Kull '88 says his generosity transformed support for grad students, postdocs, and faculty research campus-wide. Read more.
AI Drafts Can Add to Doctors' Workload, Study Finds
Guarini PhD candidate Parker Seegmiller (computer science) co-led a first-of-its-kind study finding AI-drafted patient messages often need more editing than doctors expect. His team analyzed 146,000 real patient-physician exchanges to figure out what makes AI responses actually helpful. Read more.
Investiture 2026
The Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies at Dartmouth hosted its Investiture Ceremony for graduating master's and doctoral students on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
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