Reading Room

Collector David Godine ’66 peruses his library of rare books at home in Massachusetts. Click here to read an interview with the bibliophile.

Moment of Reflection

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…

Vested Interest 

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. 

Bog Walk

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…

Life of the Mind

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…

Sign Language

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…

Stick and Puck

One of the greatest college goal scorers ever, Bill Riley ’46 (above) netted 118 at Dartmouth, still a school record, and led his team to two Frozen Fours. Defenseman Ben Lovejoy ’06 (below)…

Upward Bound

Five-time NBA all-star Rudy LaRusso ’59, Tu’60 (above), drives to the hoop for the Los Angeles Lakers in 1961 as Wayne Embry (No. 15) defends for the Cincinnati Royals. Dartmouth’s all-time three…

Fast Forward

Earl Thomson, class of 1920 (above), wins gold in the 110-meter hurdles at the Antwerp, Belgium, Olympics the same year he graduated. Nearly 100 years later, Cha’Mia Rothwell ’20 (below), holder of…

Major League

New York Yankees third baseman Red Rolfe ’31 (above, No. 2) can’t stop Mickey Owen of the Brooklyn Dodgers from sliding safely into third after he tripled in game one of the 1941 World Series. The…

River Borne

An early-morning bird’s-eye view of the Connecticut River reveals women’s crew hard at work.

Packed House

Rent rocked the Moore Theater in a series of sold- out February performances. Composer Jonathan Larson developed the play during a New York Theatre Workshop residency at Dartmouth two years before…