As a student studying both art and science, Amy Zhang ’17 often finds herself at the intersection of the two disciplines.
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Astronomer Ryan Hickox adds visiting scientists to his classes via video chats.
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Offerings will tackle free will, sports engineering, Paradise Lost, alternative medicine, and reality itself.
[more]Ed Tech checked in with Ashley Kehoe, Associate Director for Experiential Learning and EdTech alumna, on DCAL’s progress since its launch, pilot project updates, priorities for the future, and opportunities to get involved.
[more]In July 1838, when Dartmouth students invited Ralph Waldo Emerson to speak on the subject of “Literary Ethics,” he was no canonical figure—more of an outsider to the academy who had recently caused a scandal at Harvard Divinity School for promoting free thought, says Donald Pease, the Ted and Helen Geisel Third Century Professor in the Humanities.
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