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The True Story of the Orozco Mural

The College’s “Greatest Art Asset” or a “Nauseating Obscenity”?
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The Changing Blueprint of Life

Science journalist Roxanne Khamsi ’02 shows that our genes constantly mutate—and not always for the worse.
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Reading Romantasy

Dragons, faeries, enemies who become lovers, lovers who become revolutionaries—at Dartmouth, this is homework.
Pursuits
Wild Kingdom

Animal photographer Mike McGovern ’21 embarks on a worldwide quest.

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The Rise of Grade Inflation

The growing number of high marks has many professors—and some students—worried academic excellence is being cheapened. Has Dartmouth reached a breaking point?

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Campus

Taha Tariq ’28 Held at Border

British citizen is denied reentry to the United States and he doesn’t know why.

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Arts Center Name Change Review

Trustees consider removing name of Leon Black ’73 from Black Family Visual Arts Center.

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Dartmouth’s Christmas Stars

Rudolph and the Grinch took very different paths to redemption, but both conquered the holiday world.

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Compassion and Success

CEO Paul Centenari ’79 gives prisoners “a second chance.”

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November-December 2026

The Rise of Grade Inflation

The growing number of high marks has many professors—and some students—worried academic excellence is being cheapened. Has Dartmouth reached a breaking point?

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September-October 2026

The Revolution is Here

Dartmouth braces for dramatic change as artificial intelligence takes center stage in the classroom.

July-August 2026

From Hanover to Hollywood

Spotlighting our all-time box office champs

The 2026 Job Market Survival Toolkit

How the class of ’25 learned to stop worrying and love the job hunt

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Where to eat, stay, shop & more around Dartmouth

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Browse Titles from the Dartmouth Alumni Bookshelf

Alumni In The News

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100 Years of Pooh

New York Public Library director of research celebrates 100 years of Winnie-the-Pooh.

Retrospective Writing

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist updates essay he wrote before college graduation.

Safer AI Systems

Creator of the Safe Artificial Intelligence Fund named one of the 100 Most Influential People in AI by Time Magazine.

Adaptable AI

Google executive named one of the 100 Most Influential People in AI by Time Magazine.

Burritos at Boloco

Burrito restaurant isn't closing just yet, as owner gets more time to dream up new location.

A Sister's Love and Loss

In new memoir, actor seeks to answer questions left behind after sister’s overdose death.

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Look Who’s Talking

Look Who's Talking

The Rev. Dr. Nancy A.G. Vogele ’85

College chaplain and director of the William Jewett Tucker Center

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Grayson Saunier ’27

Football quarterback

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Matthew Druckenmiller

Dartmouth Arctic Innovation Fellow and President of the International Arctic Science Committee

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Charlotte Hampton ’26

Outgoing editor-in-chief, The Dartmouth

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Susan Ellison

Director, Office of Visa and Immigration Services

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Opening Doors

Endowed gifts now fund about 300 internships a year.

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Pursuits

Channeling Shakespeare

Theater director Clara Aranovich ’07 picks up the pace.

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The Backcountry Adventurer

Writer-turned-conservationist defended nature to his final hours.

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Impactful Philanthropy

Advisor Theresa Ellis ’97 helps people give with intention and joy.

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Mike McGovern ’21 documents animals all over the world

Photographer snaps images of the planet’s most iconic creatures.

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Continuing Ed

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Sarah (Murray) Sliva ’03

Michael Arad ’91

Sarah E. Harris ’00

Jason Blydell ’08

Patricia Herrera ’96

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Books

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Book Picks: Nov./Dec. 2026

Emerita professor of environmental history Nancy Langston ’83 recounts the global history of reindeer.

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Millions on Main Street

In this era of rising income inequality, we hear a lot about the top 1 percent, with news often focused on the excesses of famous billionaires in the Forbes 400—superyachts, giant homes on multiple…

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Book Picks: Sept./Oct. 2026

A young girl flees Iran with her family and just a suitcase in a picture book by Maryam Kia ’96.

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Twisted Logistics

New thriller by Brad Parks ’96

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The Cat is Back!

Sing the 50 United States! by Theodor Geisel, Class of 1925

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Book Picks: July/August 2026

Travel back to the Bronx in the 1950s in new novel by Fredric Price ’67.