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Scoot Over

Students travel across campus on e-scooters.

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Wading into Ocean Science

Ishita Singh ’26 (red shirt) and Alexander Harris ’27 collect marine organisms in a salt marsh near Cape Cod to use in their lab-based research on marine environments and biodiversity. The fieldwork…

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High Jump

The Dartmouth equestrian team clinched its first national title in program history capturing the single-discipline championship on April 19. Fourth-ranked Dartmouth topped College of Charleston in…

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Have a Question?

Mike Gonnerman ’65, comanager of the Information Booth on the Green, stands ready to provide an answer. Since 1949, visitors to campus have stopped by the Info Booth with inquiries ranging from…

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Editor’s Book Picks for September/October 2025

Robert B. Reich ’68 on fighting bullies and standing up against brutality

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Original Sin

Jake Tapper ’91 and Alex Thompson on President Biden’s run for a second term

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Gaslight

An excerpt from Gaslight: The Atlantic Coast Pipeline and the Fight for America’s Energy Future by Jonathan Mingle ’01

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Editor’s Book Picks for July/August 2025

What do a sheriff, an adulterer, and a murderer have in common? Find out in A Small Disturbance on the Far Horizon.

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Four Questions for Cheryl Bascomb ’82

After seven and a half years of enthusiastically recruiting alums to join the Big Green cause, the vice president for alumni relations looks back—and offers some advice.

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Undefeated Harvard Slightly Favored in Dartmouth Showdown

But the Big Green come into the Nov. 1 contest on a winning streak.

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From Gaza to the Ivy League

Omar Rashid ’29 makes the incredible journey from a war zone to Dartmouth.

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Campus Confidential

News from around the Green

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Continuing Ed

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Sarah Jackson-Han ’88

An international aid strategist on intractable issues

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Martin Cetron ’81

A 30-year veteran of the CDC on global health

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Katie Silberman ’09

A screenwriter on storytelling in Hollywood

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Ben Rice ’22

A New York Yankee on navigating professional baseball

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Dartmouth vs. Harvard

Football’s battle for civilization on November 1 takes on a new meaning this year.

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Sport Psychology Scholar Helping Athletes Be Their Best Through Performance Science

Duncan Simpson is leading a new center to support student-athlete performance.

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America’s First Civil War

David Schmidt ’09 codirects Ken Burns’ new documentary, bringing the American Revolution back to life in all its brutal complexity.

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Bridge Builder

Gov. Josh Stein ’88 on the politics of showing up and providing grounded leadership in a divided state

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Letters

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Miracle on Ice

The teenager holding the American flag? Future Dartmouth alum. The photographer? Dartmouth alum.

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Readers React: November/December 2025

Readers weigh in on articles about Harmeet Dhillon ’89, President Beilock, John Mecklin ’39, and more.

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Readers React: September/October 2025

Readers weigh in on farming, DGALA, and dissent.

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A New Chapter Begins at DAM

A note from the new editor of Dartmouth Alumni Magazine

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Look Who’s Talking

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Kristi Clemens

Executive director, Dialogue Initiatives; captain, Twin State Vixens

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Ian Clark

Sales Consultant, Information, Technology and Consulting

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John Engelman ’68

Info Booth comanager and volunteer

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Laura Ogden

Anthropology Professor, Guggenheim Fellow

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Personal History

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Window to the Past

A fundraising gift ignites memories of a time when the Hinman Box was central to student life.

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Paddle Tales

Pong still rules during Sophomore Summer.

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There and Back Again

A long and bumpy path to a diploma offered unexpected benefits.

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Divine Nature

A former pastor embraces the sacred by walking out of the church and into the woods.

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Students Utilize E-scooters on Campus

Students breeze quickly across campus on e-scooters, some capable of going faster than 20 mph.

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Expedition in New Guinea

A student seeks a rare creature in the rainforest.

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Road Trip

Ben Joel ’27 goes global to check up on students conducting fieldwork with internships through the Dickey Center for International Understanding.

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The Adventure Starts Here: First-Year Trips

Orientation with backpackers from the class of 2028

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Voices in the Wilderness

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The Rule of Law

Attorney Tom Green ’62 launches nonprofit firm to represent people harmed by government overreach.

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Supporting Ukraine

Former diplomat Gregory Slayton ’81 creates book to help war-torn country.

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Heart of Pom

Health policy analyst Jenn Scott ’90 enjoys playful sideline.

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Brain Waves

Researcher Dylan Gee ’07 explores nuances of childhood trauma.

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