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Julia Kern ’19 comes up just short

Julia Kern ’19 came up short in her bid to be the first Dartmouth graduate or student to medal in Olympic cross-country skiing, finishing fifth in the women’s team sprint with her partner Jessie Diggins on February 18. Six seconds faster and the pair would have had a bronze.

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Spo! and the Sun God

A Dartmouth love story

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Olympic Dreamer Wins Gold

Tanguy Nef ’20 makes history in men’s team combined Alpine skiing.

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Simone Swink ’98 is in Complete Control

Running America’s most popular morning show is stressful, but she knows there are bigger challenges in life.

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Uncovering Art’s Hidden Stories

Her art history degree paced the way for Megan Fontanella ’04 to become curator of modern art at The Guggenheim Museum.

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Was It Worth It?

They chose a major with modest career prospects. Twenty years later, art history majors from the class of 2006 reflect on their decision.

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Defending the Okefenokee

An unlikely crusader has spent decades protecting America’s greatest blackwater swamp from miners.

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Building Boom

Your guide to College construction projects in and around Hanover

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Back on the Trail

Brad Geismar ’17 joins the DOC.

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The NHL’s Fixer

From labor standoffs to the Winter Olympics, Bill Daly ’86 is hockey’s go-to guy.

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Life During Wartime

A journalist searches for the rhythms of everyday life in Ukraine, where people are locked in endless battle with “a dragon that does not stop.”

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Finding Grace Amid the Unspeakable

Lance Kramer ’06 makes an award-winning documentary after a family member is abducted by Hamas.

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More Olympic Contenders

Four Olympic hopefuls chase their winter dreams.

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