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Power Players

Laura Stacey ’16 hopes for her second Olympic gold, following in the tradition of Dartmouth hockey legends.

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“As Ever Your Best Friend”

From Hollywood backlots through Hanover, a movie fiasco, and the blacklist, the bond between Budd Schulberg ’36 and Maurice Rapf ’35 survived.

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Folklore and Memories

Kristina Guild Douglass ’07 wins “genius grant” for her novel approach to archaeology.

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Human-Centered Designer

Beth Ames Altringer Eagle joins the College as first distinguished professor of engineering design.

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The Legacy of Chinese Language Professor Susan Blader

From language drills to “Noodle Hour,” she guided her students into a world that many made their own.

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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.