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Official Calls Dartmouth “One of the Good Guys”

New U.S. assistant attorney general Harmeet Dhillon ’89 on civil rights, immigration, and her office’s new direction

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On the Frontlines

Journalist John Martin Mecklin ’39 (1918-71) bore witness to the world’s upheavals.

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Gridiron Glory

The undefeated 1925 football season remembered

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Sticky Business

Hive checks offer sweet learning opportunities.

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From Advocate to Enforcer

In a new role at Justice, former Review editor Harmeet Dhillon ’89 on civil rights, immigration, and her office’s change in direction

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Gold Standard

Three classmates modernize small-scale mining in Tanzania with safety and sustainability at the forefront.

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Stage Legends of the Hop

Alums reflect on the artistic spark ignited at the Hopkins Center.

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Where There’s Smoke

The defiant voice of poet Rachel Richardson ’01 in a world on fire

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Behind the Scenes at the Zoo

Tarah (Brown) Hadley ’91, director of veterinary care, is dedicated to helping a Noah’s Ark of creatures at the San Antonio Zoo.

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Modern Farmer

Farming today demands hard work and innovation—and these alumni are dedicated to preserving its legacy.

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Pride and Progress

DGALA celebrates 40 years of connection, courage, and community.

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Legal Hurdles

Minority 19th-century lawyers blocked from admission to the bar finally get their due.

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For the Birds

A half-century of data yields insights into songbird territory.

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Remembering Earl Jette

Life lessons…and just enough rope

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Good Vibrations

Eliza Dunn ’25 finds her nonfiction niche in audio storytelling.

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“Humane Thinker”

Santiago Schnell joins College as provost.

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Early Innings

The dawn of baseball at the College

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Laughing Matters

Sarah Adelman ’19 on how getting fired led to her big break

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In the Face of Depression

Professor Andrew Campbell pioneers the use of smartphone apps to track students’ mental health.

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“A Fierce Advocate”

Dr. Siobhan Wescott ’89 encourages more Native Americans to work in healthcare.

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Esprit de Corps

ROTC cadets relish the challenges and camaraderie.

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Nutrition Mission

Liz Fusco joins athletics department.

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“Tariffs Create Scarcity and Higher Prices.”

Economics professor Douglas A. Irwin analyzes recent trade war whiplash.

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Brave Faces

Acclaimed Civil War photographer Mathew Brady first focused on celebrities—including Dartmouth dignitaries of his era.

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Lost Species

A student seeks a rare creature in the rainforest of New Guinea. Will the jungle relinquish its secrets?

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Life, Interrupted

Joe Okimoto ’60, MED’61, knows firsthand the trauma many immigrants now face. He spent part of his childhood in a U.S. internment camp during World War II.

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“His Noble and Independent Course”

Minister Edward Mitchell, class of 1828, was the first Black student to graduate from an Ivy League school.

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Six Hundred Thousand Despots

Jonathan Schroeder ’03 discovers an astonishing account of slavery written 170 years ago.

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Road Trip

Ben Joel ’27 goes global to check up on students conducting fieldwork with internships through the Dickey Center for International Understanding.

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Guardian of the Sea

Alaska Coast Guard search-and-rescue manager Jennifer Whitcomb ’00 takes on a huge job—nearly 4 million square miles of it.

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Extraordinarily Ordinary

Thousands of alums live on in Special Collections. Here is one.

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Chasing Pollock

A childhood encounter at the Hood Museum inspires an alum’s cross-country quest.

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Difference Makers

Three classmates join forces with AI to help job seekers polish their interviewing skills.

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Stoked!

Skateboarders get their own playground.

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Time Traveler

Kira Parrish-Penny ’24 reports from the archives.

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“A Heartwarming Experience”

Recent trippees tell their tales.