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A World of Trouble

Which global hotspots pose the biggest challenges for the United States? An expert weighs in.

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To All the Brothers and Sisters Out There

Our celebration of alumni siblings begins here, with snapshots from two dozen families.

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Give a Rouse

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

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Deaths

Shelton G. Stanfill ’35 • Sept. 23, 2017 Richard D. Cords ’41 • March 30, 2018 Stuart L. May ’41 • Sept. 11, 2019 John F. Shearer ’44 • Nov. 16, 2019 Richard D. Fitzgerald ’46 • Nov. 26,…

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Trail Blazer

Advisor Lis Smith ’05 busts through campaign norms and glass ceilings as she goes all in to get her candidate in the White House.

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The Fate of the Forest

As researchers descend on the Second College Grant to forecast the future of New England’s trees, Dartmouth’s most underutilized classroom finally gets its due.

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Innocence Found

Lawyer Charlotte Whitmore ’03 fights to free wrongfully convicted prisoners the old-fashioned way: by pounding the pavement.

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The Things He Carries

Ultramarathoner Eli Burakian ’00 has to bring more than willpower and well-trained legs to a 100-mile race.

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Ready to Roll

Entrepreneur Rose Song Wang ’14 hits the road with high-tech hot wheels.

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All Rise

Levi Woodbury, class of 1809, served in all three branches of government at the state and federal level.

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Putnam Blodgett ’53, Tu’61

An outdoorsman on seeing the forest for the trees

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February Fiesta

Sharpen your skates and wax your skis: Winter Carnival takes place February 6-9, with the theme of “A Blizzard of Unbelievable Beasts.” The ice sculpture contest, polar bear plunge, 99-cent ski day,…