Transcribing E. Lorne Knight's diarized words from the Stefansson Collection into FromThePage has become a powerful learning tool in Ross Virginia's Environmental Issues of the Earth's Cold Regions class.

Environmental Studies Professor Ross Virginia is the recipient of 2019 John Rassias Award.

Panel Discussion with Professors D.G. Webster, Michael Cox, Ross Virginia and Rich Howarth on Thursday, November 1 from 4:30-5:30 in Steele 006. Join us for light refreshments at 4:00 pm!

Professor Ross Virginia stands in Antarctica’s Virginia Valley, named in his honor to commemorate his decades of research on the ecosystems of the continent’s dry valleys, the coldest and driest place on Earth. (Photo courtesy of Ross Virginia)...

"Our First Year of Big Science" Ross Virginia wrote in the Lake Hoare camp log book in January 1990. Twenty-seven years later and it can definitively be said that Ross Virginia and Diana Wall have indeed done some "big science."...

Dartmouth’s new AAAS fellows include Nathaniel Dominy, a professor of anthropology and biological sciences; and Ross Virginia, the Myers Family Professor of Environmental Science....

The Fulbright Arctic Initiative scholars and team visited Secretary of State John Kerry following the conclusion of Fulbright Arctic Week, October 24-28 in Washington DC. ENVS faculty member Ross Virginia, co-lead scholar for the Arctic Initiative is seated to Sec Kerry’s left.

On September 28, the White House will host science ministers and representatives from indigenous groups to reflect on Arctic science, monitoring and data sharing. Ross A. Virginia and Michael Sfraga offer their view on the advancement of scientific study in the region.

President Hanlon and Gail Gentes will be part of a 10-day expedition to Greenland and the Arctic Circle led by Ross Virginia, the Myers Family Professor of Environmental Science and the director of the Institute of Arctic Studies at the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding.

The Fulbright Center in Finland is happy to announce that the international cohort of Arctic researchers participating in the Fulbright Arctic Initiative (FAI) Program held a one-week plenary meeting in Oulu, Finland, on 8-12 February 2016.