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Julia Kern ’19 comes up just short

Julia Kern ’19 came up short in her bid to be the first Dartmouth graduate or student to medal in Olympic cross-country skiing, finishing fifth in the women’s team sprint with her partner Jessie Diggins on February 18. Six seconds faster and the pair would have had a bronze.

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How Safe Are We?

Three national security insiders share their perspectives.

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Map Quest

Goodbye, California: A view of the world through 16th-century eyes.

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King Bee

Pioneering apian expert Tom Seeley ’74 discovers democracy at work in a swarm of honeybees.

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R. Owen Williams ’74

Transylvania University’s president on moving from investment banking to higher ed.

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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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Give A Rouse

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

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The Power of One

After building a homemade windmill to power his Malawi family’s home, William Kamkwamba ’14 brings a new kind of energy to campus.

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The Reluctant Luddite

Pulitzer-nominated author Nicholas Carr ’81 is a Net user of the first order. But is his brain paying for it?

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Slowing Down Time

Photography professor Virginia Beahan brings an old-school technique and a rare sensibility to her craft.

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The Unbelievable Truth

The strange but true tale of a clever alum, a popular showman and a bizarre collection of oddities at the College museum.

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A Sobering Reality

A recent grad who drank little as a student explains why the administration alone will never change the College’s drinking culture.

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