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Big Picture

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Big Picture

The Women Who Changed Everything

In April 1971, the faculty voted 111-18 to recommend admitting women for the first time.

Big Picture

River Days

A scene from the late 1800s

Big Picture

Downward-facing Paddle

Students take their yoga practice outdoors.

Big Picture

When Chariots Ruled the Green

Green Key Weekend tradition

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Books

Books

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.

Books

Twisted Logistics

New thriller by Brad Parks ’96

Books

The Cat is Back!

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

Books

Book Picks: July/August 2026

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

Campus

Campus

Leading by Design

Thayer School of Engineering welcomes new dean.

Campus

A Room of Their Own

Students rub elbows with novelists, poets, and publishers at the Literary Arts Bridge.

Campus

Fostering Civilized Disagreement

Dartmouth Dialogues is bolstered by $25-million gift.

Campus

Campus Confidential: Sept./Oct. 2026

News from around the Green

Continuing Ed

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Michael Arad ’91

The Israeli American 9/11 Memorial architect on remembrance

Sarah E. Harris ’00

A new trustee on her tribal heritage

Jason Blydell ’08

A combat vet on helping men cope with change

Patricia Herrera ’96

A theater professor on pursuing her passion

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Features

Features

The Backcountry Adventurer

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

Features

From Rogues to Respectability

Seventy-five years after students formed a rugby team for a free trip to Bermuda, the club has evolved into a perennial national contender.

Features

Trouble in the Forest

Loggers in the Second College Grant confront a little-known impact of climate change.

Features

The Revolution is Here

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

Letters

Letters

Alumni React to the End of the Swim Test

Letters in response to “Sink or Swim” by Boer Deng ’10

Letters

Readers React: Sept./Oct. 2026

Letters to the Editor

Letters

Readers React: July/August 2026

Letters to the Editor

Letters

Readers React: May/June 2026

Readers weigh in on articles

Look Who's Talking

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Look Who's Talking

Grayson Saunier ’27

Football quarterback

Look Who's Talking

Matthew Druckenmiller

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

Look Who's Talking

Charlotte Hampton ’26

Outgoing editor-in-chief, The Dartmouth

Look Who's Talking

Susan Ellison

Director, Office of Visa and Immigration Services

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Personal History

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Personal History

Big Green Photo Contest

Show us your Dartmouth spirit!

Personal History

Dartmouth and the Growing Economic Divide

The college where the term “artificial intelligence” was coined needs to show moral leadership in managing the AI revolution.

Personal History

Artificial Intelligence and the Liberal Arts Grad

Kemeny might have been right all along.

Personal History

Worst Day Ever

Will we ever have fun after college?

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Photo Galleries

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Photo Galleries

Wartime in Ukraine

A journalist searches for the rhythms of everyday life in Ukraine.

Photo Galleries

The World’s Longest Winter Ultramarathon

Janice Tanaka Tower ’84 and her brother, Matt Tanaka ’81, complete the 2025 Iditarod Trail Invitational.

Photo Galleries

Students Utilize E-scooters on Campus

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

Photo Galleries

Expedition in New Guinea

A student seeks a rare creature in the rainforest.

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Pursuits

Pursuits

Powered by Worms

Compost company founder Karl Johnson ’06, Th’07 has no fear of funk.

Pursuits

Revolution in Your Pocket

Historian Ted Knudsen ’04 brings 1776 New York City back to life.

Pursuits

Rooted in Learning

With lots of help, educator Liz Niehaus ’14 “builds the dream.”

Pursuits

Surf’s Up!

Entrepreneur John Vincent Campbell ’03 innovates seaworthy wetsuits.