Books

Alumni Books

New titles from Dartmouth writers (January/February 2022)

Big Picture

1960 Olympic Flashback

Chiharu “Chick” Igaya ’57 gets airborne while training for three events at the Squaw Valley, California, games: the slalom, giant slalom, and the downhill. “I used ‘cha-cha’ to describe the way I…

Big Picture

1948 Olympic Flashback

Five alums skated for the U. S. hockey team, which settled for a fourth-place finish at the outdoor rink in St. Moritz, Switzerland: Stanton Priddy ’43, Tu’44 (wearing glasses), Bruce Mather ’47 (to…

Big Picture

1932 Olympic Flashback

Speed skater Jack Shea ’34, competing in his hometown of Lake Placid, New York, wins the second heat of the 1,500-meter race en route to becoming the first American to win two gold medals at one…

Campus

Joy to the World

Anyone up for a huge game of Centipede?

Continuing Ed

Edward T. Kelley ’90

A global health expert on the lessons of Covid-19

Features

“I Was Spellbound”

Six athletes from 12 Winter Games tell us what it’s like to be an Olympian.

Features

Behind the Podium

Dartmouth’s secret sauce for women’s Nordic skiing excellence? Coach Cami Thompson Graves, who for three decades has guided her charges to victory at the NCAAs, world championships, and Olympic Games.

Features

On the Comeback Trail

Skier Tommy Ford ’12 looked like a sure bet for an Olympic medal. Then a brutal crash put everything in doubt.

Features

On Target

Biathlon veteran Susan Dunklee ’08 takes aim at a breakthrough in Beijing.

Features

Twists and Turns

“I did not know where life was going to take me,” says Bruce Beasley ’61. Then he discovered sculpture.

Features

The Greenest Mountain in the Whites

A brief history of Dartmouth’s century on Mount Moosilauke

Features

All the Journalists Fit to Print

UC Berkeley’s graduate school of journalism dean wants to inspire a broader generation of truth seekers.

Features

Gear Shift

For Jeffrey Tanenhaus ’02, solving a career crisis was as simple as stealing a bicycle.

Letters

Your Turn

Readers write, react, and respond. (January/February 2022)

Look Who’s Talking

Terry Barry

Greenhouse Manager

Web Exclusive

Personal History

Escape From New York

An excerpt from “West of Wheeling: How I Quit My Job, Broke the Law & Biked to a Better Place”

Voices in the Wilderness

Smart Coding

Tech innovator George Boateng ’16, TH ’17 closes Africa’s digital gap.

Voices in the Wilderness

Language Integrity

Educator Brooke Niiyogaabawiikwe Ammann ’97 revitalizes Ojibwe heritage.

Voices in the Wilderness

Special Team

Engagement director Elizabeth Blackburn ’15 joins family in Cincinnati Bengals front office.

Voices in the Wilderness

Worth Watching

Movie critic Ty Burr ’80 goes solo.

Green Room

Ahead of the Game

Sharang Biswas ’12, Th’13, creates new modes of play as a game designer and teacher.