Speakers will include writer Terry Tempest Williams and Harvard Professor James McCarthy.

Members of the Dartmouth community worked side-by-side, constructing a new barn at the Organic Farm and generating greater awareness for sustainability.

Dartmouth’s Big Green Bus journeyed across the country this summer, promoting sustainability and encouraging communities to address environmental issues.

Professor Anne Kapuscinski will discuss the summer reading assignment, Strange as This Weather Has Been, which follows a family in the coal-mining area of West Virginia.

Dartmouth professor partners with an energy company to use byproducts from a local landfill’s gas-to-energy project for production of fresh fish and vegetables.

Powered by reused vegetable oil, Dartmouth’s Big Green Bus is garnering attention as it makes its way across the country this summer promoting sustainability.

The U.S. Green Building Council has awarded its top honor of LEED Platinum certification to the Class of 1978 Life Sciences Center.

Professor Anne Kapuscinski speaks with “Talk of the Nation” about the public concerns surrounding transgenic fish.

Need to sell a mini-fridge and get a ride to Boston? Head to Dartlist.com, a new service for the Dartmouth and Dartmouth-Hitchcock communities.

Officially welcomed as Dartmouth students in a Matriculation ceremony on September 14, members of the Class of 2015 come from a range of cultural and geographic backgrounds.