Books

Alumni Books

New titles from Dartmouth writers (November/December 2020)

Campus

Water Proof

Drought expert to lead new research team.

Campus

Campus Confidential

Keeping Score The Wall Street Journal’s new college rankings list Dartmouth at No. 12. U.S. News & World Report placed the College at 13. Experiential Teaching Government professor Russ…

Continuing Ed

Frank B. Wilderson III ’78

On Afropessimism

Features

“He Was My Brother”

After a chance meeting with Malcolm X, Ahmed Osman ’65 became a spiritual guide to the Muslim icon.

Features

Truth Be Told

From Iraq to Colombia, acclaimed writer Phil Klay ’05 delves into crucibles of conflict and the unintended consequences of America’s muddled military moves.

Features

Rising Star

Her journey from Jamaica to Brooklyn to Hanover wasn’t easy, but with an Emmy nomination for her work in the powerful Netflix series “When They See Us,” actress Marsha Stephanie Blake ’96 is hitting…

Features

Tales From the Trail

Tom Rath ’67 has promoted, cajoled, and strategized for GOP candidates in New Hampshire’s presidential primaries since his freshman year.

Features

“Your Brain Is Wrong”

An expert on implicit bias explains how we can all see ourselves—and each other—more clearly.

Features

Good Neighbor

Mister Rogers ’50 made an indelible impression when he returned to campus after more than 50 years.

Features

The Beat Goes On

25 years of SHEBA

Features

Deaths

Frederick W. Klein ’37 • July 30 John F. Kindergan ’38 • July 16 Raymond A. Welbourn ’41 • March 25 John C. Harding Jr. ’42 • May 8 Michael Frothingham ’43 • Aug. 10 Edward B. Crane …

Features

Saving Grace

After seven seasons in the minors, Cole Sulser ’12, Th’13, emerges as the surprise closer for the Baltimore Orioles.

Letters

Your Turn

Readers write, react, and respond. (November/December 2020)

Look Who’s Talking

Katharine Strong

Director of the Office of Community Standards and Accountability

Voices in the Wilderness

Good Education

Former reporter Rebekah Rombom ’08 inspires HBO drama.

Voices in the Wilderness

To the Rescue

IMF veteran Cede Ogada ’88 seeks global economic stability.

Voices in the Wilderness

Safe Harbor

Naval doctor Charles Eisenberg ’02 faced a tough mission when the virus struck.

Voices in the Wilderness

Kitchen Intuition

Cookbook author Priya Krishna ’13 seeks a more inclusive food world.

Web Extras

“The Earth Flipped. We All Fell Off.”

An excerpt from “Afropessimism”

Web Extras

Death by Drone

An excerpt from “Missionaries,” the new novel by Phil Klay ’05

Web Extras

The Home Stretch

As election day approaches, press secretary Jamal Brown ’08 talks about his roller-coaster role with the Biden campaign.