Molly Wilson '13 running experimental trials comparing algae growth on fish effluent versus chemical media. Read more under "Our Research."

Professor Kapuscinski delivers the First Year Summer Reading Lecture to the Class of 2016 in the BEMA at Dartmouth. The book she selected, As Strange as This Weather Has Been, by Ann Pancake,  follows a contemporary family living in the coal-mining country of West Virginia as they cope with mountaintop removal mining that is destroying the environment and their way of life.

Marcus Welker dissecting olfactory rosettes (i.e. the noses) from juvenile Atlantic salmon at Berkshire National Fish Hatchery in New Marlborough, MA. Read more about his current research under "Our Team."

Professor Kapuscinski and peers from across the college come together at a workshop of the Culture and Learning Working Group to discuss visions and actions for integrating sustainability into Dartmouth's curriculum and student experience. Read more under "Initiatives Across Campus."

Launched this past winter 2012, the Sustainability Solutions Café interdisciplinary speakers series brings practitioners and scholars pioneering solutions to a diversity of sustainability problems to campus and allows them to share ideas through café-style discussions with interested members of the Dartmouth and Upper Valley community. Read more under "Initiatives Across Campus."