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Dartmouth vs. Harvard

It began nearly a century and a half ago in front of a handful of people curious about the way an oddly shaped inflated sphere bounced on a desolate Massachusetts field.

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Home Game

For months ESPN broadcaster John Schriffen ’06 has covered sports around the world without leaving his apartment. Now he’s going places.

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A Hall for All

A campus icon catches up to the 21st century.

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Give a Rouse

Endocrinologist Donald Bergman ’67 has earned the 2020 American Association of Clinical Endocrinology (AACE) Yank Coble Distinguished Service Award and the 2021 Mount Sinai Alumni Association Jacobi…

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Deaths

Benedict Reid ’43 • March 13 Sally Holmes Kidd ’44 • Feb. 4 Joseph R. Vancisin ’44 • March 23 Harry Hampton ’45 • April 20 Philip L. Lewis ’45 • March 5 Philip W. Goodspeed ’49 • March…

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Towering Intellect

Former professor Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy rocked the world of philosophy.

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A Single Triple

In his only game as a major leaguer, Fletcher Low, 1915, legged out his version of what many consider the most thrilling play in baseball.

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Heartbeat of the People

There’s more to the annual Pow Wow than meets the eye.

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The Plot Thickens

Secrets. Lies. Murder. Novelist Jean Hanff Korelitz ’83 strikes again.

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The Class of Covid-19

Students faced an array of challenges as they navigated a pivotal year of academics in unprecedented times.

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Eye On the Sky

Eben Frankenberg ’88 adapts old-fashioned radar for the age of robots and drones.

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Capital Business

Former Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner ’78 looks back on four embattled years in Springfield.

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“Let’s Make This Memorable”

Basketball veteran and new interim athletics director Peter Roby ’79 takes over a department in need of a rebound.

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