Books

Alumni Books

New titles from Dartmouth writers (May/June 2020)

Big Picture

Waiting Game

The N.H. National Guard arranges approximately 100 cots in West Gym on April 10. The site was one of 14 prepared by the state to treat Covid-19 patients if hospitals become overcrowded. “We plan for…

Campus

Campus Confidential

Roof with a View The newly renovated Anonymous Hall (formerly Dana) features a rooftop terrace with solar panels and a café. Hop to It Virtual programs made available by the Hopkins Center…

Continuing Ed

Lea DeFrancisci Lis ’98

A child psychiatrist on sex ed and self-esteem for kids

Features

Capital Achievement

For NHL team owner and president Dick Patrick ’68, winning the Stanley Cup runs in the family.

Features

The Front Lines

“Overwhelming.” “Inevitable.” “Frustrating.” That’s how alumni doctors and epidemiologists describe their battle with the deadly coronavirus.

Features

Give a Rouse

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

Features

Deaths

Henry W. Merrill Jr. ’39 • unknown James David McGaughey III ’41 • Jan. 12 Oliver Lazare ’43 • Dec. 12, 2019 Robert E. Cummins ’44 • Dec. 9, 2019 Paul J. Muller ’45 • Jan. 27 Michael F…

Features

Mission, Interrupted

Alums in the Peace Corps had no choice but to evacuate as the coronavirus spread.

Features

Dad Thad

Students of the 1950s and 1960s remember the legendary lessons of dean Thaddeus Seymour (1928-2019).

Features

What’s In a Name?

Podcaster Latif Nasser ’08 embarks on a quest to find a prisoner held in Guantanamo Bay—and himself.

Features

The Future Is Now

Dystopia-lit: doomsday stories for the self-isolated.

Letters

Your Turn

Readers write, react, and respond. (May/June 2020)

Look Who’s Talking

Jimmy Martell

College Welder

Voices in the Wilderness

Motion Pictures

Filmmaker Josh Berman ’00 keeps his eye on the slopes.

Voices in the Wilderness

Stagecraft

Director Lorna Hill ’73 elicits hidden talents.

Voices in the Wilderness

Light Verse

Scott Mason ’74 believes haiku is poetry for everyone.

Voices in the Wilderness

On the Ball

NBA attorney David Weiss ’02 helped halt league play at a critical moment.

Web Extras

Chance Encounters

A challenging hike in Nepal forges a new connection.

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All Over the Map

A student explains how the pandemic ended her foreign study program before it began, and how she feels about being in San Jose instead of Paris.

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Io Resto a Casa

In this dispatch from Rome, a mother-daughter relationship evolves as Italy roils.

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“We Remain Resilient”

A Q&A with the chairs of Dartmouth’s coronavirus task force

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Stuck in South America

Stranded alums bond during pandemic panic in Peru.

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Campus in the Time of COVID-19

Nothing is the same as it was.