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.
John H.B. Knowlton ’36 • Dec. 16, 2013
Robert Mott Brown ’38 • March 15
Richard Devereux Hill ’41 • March 8
Richard Hartley Hempstead ’42 • Jan. 30
Paul Uhlmann Jr. ’42 • March 30
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Former federal civil rights trial attorney Michael Gennaco ’75 guides police departments toward reforms that reduce ugly incidents, increase transparency and promote accountability.
How much force does a police department need? When Fay Wells, Tu’06, locked herself out of her Santa Monica apartment last fall, a neighbor reported her as a burglar. This is her story.
Photojournalist Mackenzie Knowles-Coursin ’07 explores notions of identity and place in conflict zones where statelessness and forced migration prevail.
First-generation students must navigate a unique set of obstacles to get into college—and to survive once they arrive on campus. Here’s how several first-gen undergrads are faring at Dartmouth.
