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More Olympic Contenders

Four Olympic hopefuls chase their winter dreams.

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Chasing Glory

Hoping for an Olympic breakthrough, three cross-country stars have a chance to end Dartmouth’s 100-year medal drought in Nordic skiing.

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An Enduring Legacy

Big Green students and alumni—totaling 113—have competed in every Winter Olympics since the Games began in 1924.

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Olympic Dreams

Six of Dartmouth’s top alpine skiers open up about what drives them as they train for the Winter Olympics.

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Power Players

Laura Stacey ’16 hopes for her second Olympic gold, following in the tradition of Dartmouth hockey legends.

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“As Ever Your Best Friend”

From Hollywood backlots through Hanover, a movie fiasco, and the blacklist, the bond between Budd Schulberg ’36 and Maurice Rapf ’35 survived.

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Folklore and Memories

Kristina Guild Douglass ’07 wins “genius grant” for her novel approach to archaeology.

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Human-Centered Designer

Beth Ames Altringer Eagle joins the College as first distinguished professor of engineering design.

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The Legacy of Chinese Language Professor Susan Blader

From language drills to “Noodle Hour,” she guided her students into a world that many made their own.

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Dartmouth vs. Harvard

Football’s battle for civilization on November 1 takes on a new meaning this year.

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Sport Psychology Scholar Helping Athletes Be Their Best

Duncan Simpson is leading a new center to support student-athlete performance.

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America’s First Civil War

David Schmidt ’09 codirects Ken Burns’ new documentary, bringing the American Revolution back to life in all its brutal complexity.