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Dartmouth Announces AI Partnership With Anthropic and AWS

Teaching students to apply critical thinking to new technology prepares them to lead.

I mean, it’s a profound concern. It’s urgent that leadership of the next generation of biotechnology has a strong presence in America and is represented by young American leaders.

Drew Endy, Guarini ’98, Thayer ’98, co-founder of iGem

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60 Minutes

12/3/2025

In the News

Learning design offered a way to stay connected to the core of what I value: teaching, learning and student success.

Robin Baker, learning designer, Learning Design and Innovation

Seeing People and Cultures From the Ground Up

12/2/2025

Using his bicycle to tour the world, Bond Almand ’26 combines activism and action.

In the News

‘The American Revolution’: 10 Big Takeaways From the Directors

12/2/2025

The American Revolution in Indian Country by Colin Calloway, the John Kimball Jr. 1943 Professor of History, is recommended reading. Calloway appears in Ken Burns’ PBS series on the Revolutionary War.

Military.com

Articles

Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra to Tour in Italy

12/1/2025

A robust Dartmouth presence in Rome and Tuscany this month unites food, sustainability, and music.

Hop

In the News

Takaichi’s Japan Enters an Era of Fragile Coalitions

12/1/2025

Government professor Charles Crabtree co-authors an opinion piece noting that Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s first female prime minister, faces “one of the most uncertain parliamentary situations in postwar Japan.”

East Asia Forum

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