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The Pioneering Women of ’76

The first women of Dartmouth arrived at a campus that was not quite ready for them. In the fall of 1972, 177 first-year women and 74 female transfer students joined 3,030 male undergraduates to make history. Each found their own way through it.

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From Hanover to Hollywood

Spotlighting our all-time box office champs

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Full Court Press

Neal Katyal ’91 cements a record of historic legal victories.

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Safety Shield

Tristan Fogt ’19, Th’19, develops 3-D systems to protect industrial workers who interact with robots.

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When a Cigar is Not Just a Cigar

The loss of a dear friend leads to a close encounter with the contents of a late U.S. president’s humidor.

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Independence Comes To The Green

On the Fourth of July, 1776, Dartmouth was on the frontier and students were on edge.

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Sink or Swim

My anxious classmate in the next lane told me all I needed to know about Dartmouth’s most unusual graduation requirement.

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In Harm’s Way: A Foreign Correspondent’s Story

From Vietnam to Moscow to Tehran, Christopher Wren ’57 covered the world with empathy for everyday people.

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Richard Hall’s Question

Tucked along a forgotten staircase, a monument to a fallen son of Dartmouth reveals the meaning of service—and sacrifice.

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The Late Bloomer Who Became a Legend

John Caldwell ’50 literally wrote the book on cross-country skiing.

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Finding Community

Jewish students at Dartmouth have come a long way since the days when officials tried to limit their numbers.

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Mountain Man

The Antarctic adventures of Sam Silverstein ’58 made history and left his name on one of the continent’s tallest peaks.

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The 2026 Job Market Survival Toolkit

How the class of ’25 learned to stop worrying and love the job hunt

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