Priyanshu Alluri '26 was selected based on outstanding academic and research achievements and has earned the opportunity to pursue a fully funded master's degree in pathology at the University of Cambridge. There, he will study B-cell responses to tumors and how these responses evolve over time. Learn more about Priyanshu's journey to the Churchill Fellowship in this Dartmouth News article.
Stamps Scholar, Josué Godeme was selected as a Schwarzman Scholar. He will receive a one-year, fully funding graduate fellowship to a master's degree program in global affairs at Schwarzman College at Tsinghua University in Beijing. Check out this Dartmouth News article to learn more.
On Saturday, October 4, 2025, the Dartmouth community came together for the second annual Young Alumni Panel, an event designed to help current undergraduates navigate research opportunities on campus and understand how academic inquiry can evolve into honors theses, graduate studies, and prestigious fellowships. Read more about the Young Alumni Panel.
Corey Huebner '26, Senior Global Health and Development Intern at the Dickey Center, recently attended The Nature Conservancy's biennial Volunteer Leadership Summit. Read more about Corey's experience at the Volunteer Leadership Summit.
In summer 2025, Ming and Quantitative Social Sciences Professor Herbert Chang '18 received a top paper award from the International Communication Association for their research on online gender inequalities. Ming shares her reflections with the Scholars Programs community on collaborating with Professor Chang and presenting their work on an international stage.
The Stephen W. Bosworth Award in International Affairs is awarded each year by the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding to students who have demonstrated excellence in their work at the Center. Learn more about Josué's research here.
The Department of Studio Art has selected Helen Cui '27 as the recipient of the second annual Project Green Light Award, a grant created by the Class of 1968 to support new works by undergraduate artists. Read more about Helen's creative work here.
Five Dartmouth undergraduates have been awarded Goldwater Scholarships. The competitive awards recognize students' work in the sciences, mathematics, and engineering; commitment to a research career in STEM; and potential for a significant contribution to research in their chosen field. Read more about the selected Goldwater Scholars.
In January 2025, Dartmouth College's Stamps Scholars hosted the Northeast Stamps Event, uniting scholars from across the region for a weekend of networking, collaboration, and inspiration. Read more about the event here.
For the second time in three years, five undergraduate students have been awarded Goldwater Scholarships in recognition of their outstanding promise in science, technology, engineering, and math research. The competitive awards recognize students' work in the sciences, mathematics, and engineering; commitment to a research career in STEM; and potential for a significant contribution to research in their chosen field. Read more about the selected scholars here.
Selected from a highly competitive pool of candidates based on academic engagement, intellectual curiosity, and strong preparation to pursue their academic passions. Read more about the Class of 2026 Stamps Scholars.