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Reading Romantasy

In the spring of 2020, Marcela Di Blasi could not make herself sit at her desk. She had a toddler and was pregnant and trying to turn her dissertation into a book. The project was going nowhere.

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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.

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Bridge Builder

Gov. Josh Stein ’88 on the politics of showing up and providing grounded leadership in a divided state

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The 1,000-mile Journey

Janice Tanaka Tower ’84 and her brother, Matt Tanaka ’81, bike over the Alaska Range, across the subarctic interior, down the mighty frozen Yukon, and on to the Bering Sea during the 2025 Iditarod…

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Breakfast at Kemeny’s

What it’s like not to know.

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Tough as Nails

Alex Lau ’92 cofounded InventWood, which changes everyday wood into a material stronger than steel.

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Climate Detectives

Professor Justin Mankin traces costs of damage from disasters back to polluters.

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An Icon Returns

Reimagined Hopkins Center for the Arts is ready for the spotlight after dramatic renovations.

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To the Moon and Beyond

Dartmouth grad Lauren Edgar ’07 named one of NASA's newest astronaut candidates

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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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