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The Pioneering Women of ’76

The first women of Dartmouth arrived at a campus that was not quite ready for them. In the fall of 1972, 177 first-year women and 74 female transfer students joined 3,030 male undergraduates to make history. Each found their own way through it.

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The Ultimate Guide

Margaret Wheeler—only the second woman in America to earn full guide certification—revels in her backcountry way of life.

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The Daredevil

For uber climber Freddie Wilkinson ’02, a great day is full of ups and downs.

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The Mountaineers

In 1963 five alums joined the first American expedition to summit Mount Everest. One did not survive.

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The Shooter

Named one of the world’s greatest adventure photographers, Tyler Stableford ’96 shoots to thrill.

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“My Dream Job”

Mathematician and University of Michigan provost Phil Hanlon ’77 becomes Dartmouth’s 18th president on July 1. First, a few questions.

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Trading Places

A unique partnership between Dartmouth and Kosovo pays dividends for students—and a fledgling democracy.

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Sewing Seeds of Conscience

Scott Nova ’87 began agitating for social justice as an undergrad. Now he heads the Worker Rights Consortium.

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Bryan Mattimore ’76

On fostering creativity in the workplace

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Newsmakers

Alumni making headlines around the world

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Campus

Around the Green in sixty seconds

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Big Picture

A long-legged newcomer finds a campus home.

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Give A Rouse

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

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