Seen & Heard
A selection of must reads about Dartmouth alumni making news around the world.
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Eugenia Kim ’96
Hat Trick
Kim’s colorful journey to becoming one of the world’s most in-demand hat designers all started with a freak accident involving a Dartmouth cafeteria tray.
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Star Bailey ’87
Goat Guru
The California-based chiropractor touts the health benefits of an exciting new wellness activity: goat yoga.
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Jeanne Donohoe ’97
Now Playing
Lexus selected the former art teacher from 4,600 applicants to finance Game, her terrific short film featuring former Celtics forward Rick Fox.
Michael Arad ’91
“Love Will Overcome Hate”
The architect behind the National September 11 Memorial has been selected to design a permanent memorial for the victims of the June 2015 shooting in Charleston, South Carolina.
Kathryn Cahill ’00
To The Top
Cahill rose through the ranks of her family’s business to become chief executive in an industry where men comprise more than 90 percent of the workforce.
Bill Nolte ’63
That’s The Joynt
Nolte’s Chicago connections and love of jazz helped turn a small town in Wisconsin into a musical hotspot.
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Katie Bono ’10
Record Ascent
The former Nordic ski racer set the women’s speed record for climbing Alaska’s Mount Denali.
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Grant Sparling ’15
More Cowbell
Twenty-four-year-old Sparling is helping establish Cowbell Brewing Co., North America’s first carbon-neutral, closed-loop brewery in Blyth, Ontario.
Brooks Entwistle ’89
Rapid Ascent
Former DAM intern Svati K. Narula ’13 explores an innovative training program that enabled Singapore-based private equity manager Entwistle to summit Mount Everest in less than 30 days.
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Annette Gordon-Reed ’81
A Scholar’s Life
Gordon-Reed, Dartmouth trustee and Harvard professor, discusses the path she took to become one of America’s most celebrated historians.
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