Peter Saccio, the College’s longtime Shakespeare authority, died in August. He was 83. The English professor joined the faculty in 1966 and quickly became a student favorite, with his classes often…
The great elm that stood on the southwest corner of the Green for 120 years came down during a summer limbing operation. The 60-foot giant, named for former director of facilities planning Gordon…
In March, a Wall Street Journal photographer captured the men’s basketball team after it voted 13-2 to unionize. “Today is a big day for our team,” wrote Cade Haskins ’25 and Romeo Myrthil ’25 in a…
In his major league debut, Ben Rice ’22 singled in his second at-bat. A few weeks later he hit three home runs in one game—a first for any Yankees rookie. His infectious smile and can-do spirit…
More than 600,000 holdings fill the new Library Collections & Services Facility several miles off campus—and there’s room for double that amount. Books, journals, microfilm, and other in…
The early evening glow from Dartmouth Hall shimmers on the Green’s ice skating surface in mid-January, when the temperature peaked in the teens. The 70-by-120-foot rink returned after a two-year…
Football players clear the Alumni Oval of snow in 1916, most likely in advance of a late-season game against West Virginia that ended, suitably, in a 7-7 tie.
Students collect water samples from Philbrick-Cricenti Bog in New London, New Hampshire, for a physiological ecology course taught by postdoc Jessica Trout-Haney (wearing blue hat). “A bog is a great…
Ten monks and nuns led a week of engaged mindfulness with students and faculty in late April. The monastics, from Deer Park Monastery in California, included brother Phap Luu ’97. “Each morning, as…
When the Black Alumni of Dartmouth Association gathered on campus in June, members had more to celebrate than the 50th anniversary of the group. Alumnae from the Pi Theta chapter of Delta Sigma Theta…
