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Trouble in the Forest

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

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The Revolution is Here

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

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Beyond the Call of Duty

Florimond “Duke” DuSossoit, class of 1918, volunteered to face Nazi torture so he could protect the secrets of D-Day.

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On the River

Thomas Ames Jr. ’74 has inspired generations of fly-fishermen with a stunningly detailed guide to aquatic insects.

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A Maestro in Motion

Conductor Filippo Ciabatti keeps the music flowing at the College—and well beyond.

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The Pioneering Women of ’76

The College’s earliest female grads overcame skepticism, a lack of resources, and sexism to create a campus that was their own.

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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.