Books

Original Sin

Jake Tapper ’91 and Alex Thompson on President Biden’s run for a second term

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Books

Gaslight

An excerpt from Gaslight: The Atlantic Coast Pipeline and the Fight for America’s Energy Future by Jonathan Mingle ’01

Books

Editor’s Book Picks for July/August 2025

What do a sheriff, an adulterer, and a murderer have in common? Find out in A Small Disturbance on the Far Horizon.

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High Jump

The Dartmouth equestrian team clinched its first national title in program history capturing the single-discipline championship on April 19. Fourth-ranked Dartmouth topped College of Charleston in…

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Have a Question?

Mike Gonnerman ’65, comanager of the Information Booth on the Green, stands ready to provide an answer. Since 1949, visitors to campus have stopped by the Info Booth with inquiries ranging from…

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In The News

Student dining service workers go on strike.

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Three Questions for President Sian Beilock

Amid the ongoing debate regarding the Trump administration’s attacks on higher education, in late May DAM asked how Dartmouth is addressing these divisive issues.

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Campus Confidential

News from around the Green

Continuing Ed

Katie Silberman ’09

A screenwriter on storytelling in Hollywood

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Features

Official Calls Dartmouth “One of the Good Guys”

New U.S. assistant attorney general Harmeet Dhillon ’89 on civil rights, immigration, and her office’s new direction

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Where There’s Smoke

The defiant voice of poet Rachel Richardson ’01 in a world on fire

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Behind the Scenes at the Zoo

Tarah (Brown) Hadley ’91, director of veterinary care, is dedicated to helping a Noah’s Ark of creatures at the San Antonio Zoo.

Features

Modern Farmer

Farming today demands hard work and innovation—and these alumni are dedicated to preserving its legacy.

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Pride and Progress

DGALA celebrates 40 years of connection, courage, and community.

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Legal Hurdles

Minority 19th-century lawyers blocked from admission to the bar finally get their due.

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For the Birds

A half-century of data yields insights into songbird territory.

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Remembering Earl Jette

Life lessons…and just enough rope

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Good Vibrations

Eliza Dunn ’25 finds her nonfiction niche in audio storytelling.

Features

“Humane Thinker”

Santiago Schnell joins College as provost.

Letters

Readers React: July/August 2025

Readers comment on smartphones, President Beilock, neutrality, and more.

Look Who’s Talking

John Engelman ’68

Info Booth comanager and volunteer

Voices in the Wilderness

Inspiration in the Adirondacks

Artist Catherine Ross Haskins ’94 transforms an old grain mill into a vibrant arts hub.

Voices in the Wilderness

Behind the Lens

Documentary filmmaker Samantha Knowles ’12 captures the joy of ice skating for girls of color.

Voices in the Wilderness

Dink, Drop, Dominate

Attorney Melissa Roth Richards ’00 wins gold at Pickleball World Cup.

Voices in the Wilderness

The Maine Event

Soccer star Gabe Hoffman-Johnson ’14 launches first pro team in the Pine Tree State.