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Capital Achievement

For NHL team owner and president Dick Patrick ’68, winning the Stanley Cup runs in the family.

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The Front Lines

“Overwhelming.” “Inevitable.” “Frustrating.” That’s how alumni doctors and epidemiologists describe their battle with the deadly coronavirus.

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Give a Rouse

“…and the granite of New Hampshire keeps the record of their fame.”

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Deaths

Henry W. Merrill Jr. ’39 • unknown James David McGaughey III ’41 • Jan. 12 Oliver Lazare ’43 • Dec. 12, 2019 Robert E. Cummins ’44 • Dec. 9, 2019 Paul J. Muller ’45 • Jan. 27 Michael F…

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Mission, Interrupted

Alums in the Peace Corps had no choice but to evacuate as the coronavirus spread.

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Dad Thad

Students of the 1950s and 1960s remember the legendary lessons of dean Thaddeus Seymour (1928-2019).

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What’s In a Name?

Podcaster Latif Nasser ’08 embarks on a quest to find a prisoner held in Guantanamo Bay—and himself.

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The Future Is Now

Dystopia-lit: doomsday stories for the self-isolated.

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Sibling Revelry

For many alumni, attending Dartmouth was a family affair.

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End of an Era?

Why the Carnival snow sculpture ain’t what it used to be.

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Seven Days in May

Fifty years ago the Kent State shootings incited chaos across college campuses nationwide. With John Kemeny at the helm, Dartmouth was a notable exception.

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Invitation Only

The Association of American Universities welcomes Dartmouth to its ranks.