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Big Picture

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Big Picture

When Chariots Ruled the Green

Green Key Weekend tradition

Big Picture

Centennial Season

Dartmouth men’s lacrosse celebrates 100th anniversary

Big Picture

A Field of Light

Laser show on the Green

Big Picture

Scoot Over

Students travel across campus on e-scooters.

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Books

Books

Book Picks: May/June 2026

Bill Gifford ’88 documents how exposure to heat and sweat can benefit health.

Books

Book Picks: March/April 2026

The first novel by Daniyal Mueenuddin evokes Pakistan’s contemporary yet feudal countryside.

Books

Mindful Walking

Pháp Lu’u ’97 pens a guide to living a self-aware life.

Books

Editor’s Book Picks for Nov/Dec 2025

An enchanting book by Kate Siber ’02 celebrates animals as teachers.

Campus

Campus

Words of Wisdom

Inspiring messages from alumni Commencement speakers

Campus

The Birth of “Artificial Intelligence”

The summer scientists at Dartmouth invented a new field.

Campus

Watch Corpse Flower in Bloom

Catch a glimpse of the unusual plant nicknamed “Morphy” in the College's greenhouse.

Campus

Campus Confidential: May/June 2026

News from around the Green

Continuing Ed

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Jason Blydell ’08

A combat vet on helping men cope with change

Patricia Herrera ’96

A theater professor on pursuing her passion

Owen Parsons ’08

An Emmy Award-winning comedy writer on being funny

Sarah Jackson-Han ’88

An international aid strategist on intractable issues

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Features

Features

Independence Comes To The Green

On the Fourth of July, 1776, Dartmouth was on the frontier and students were on edge.

Features

Sink or Swim

My anxious classmate in the next lane told me all I needed to know about Dartmouth’s most unusual graduation requirement.

Features

In Harm’s Way: A Foreign Correspondent’s Story

From Vietnam to Moscow to Tehran, Christopher Wren ’57 covered the world with empathy for everyday people.

Features

Richard Hall’s Question

Tucked along a forgotten staircase, a monument to a fallen son of Dartmouth reveals the meaning of service—and sacrifice.

Letters

Letters

Readers React: May/June 2026

Readers weigh in on articles

Letters

Readers React: March/April 2026

Readers weigh in on articles

Letters

Readers React: January/February 2026

Readers respond to an Alaskan adventure, a documentary, and more.

Letters

Miracle on Ice

The teenager holding the American flag? Future Dartmouth alum. The photographer? Dartmouth alum.

Look Who's Talking

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Look Who's Talking

Charlotte Hampton ’26

Outgoing editor-in-chief, The Dartmouth

Look Who's Talking

Susan Ellison

Director, Office of Visa and Immigration Services

Look Who's Talking

Sean Norton

Director, Dartmouth Skiway Snow Sports School

Look Who's Talking

Kristi Clemens

Executive director, Dialogue Initiatives; captain, Twin State Vixens

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Personal History

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Personal History

Worst Day Ever

Will we ever have fun after college?

Personal History

Window to the Past

A fundraising gift ignites memories of a time when the Hinman Box was central to student life.

Personal History

Paddle Tales

Pong still rules during Sophomore Summer.

Personal History

There and Back Again

A long and bumpy path to a diploma offered unexpected benefits.

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Photo Galleries

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Photo Galleries

Wartime in Ukraine

A journalist searches for the rhythms of everyday life in Ukraine.

Photo Galleries

The World’s Longest Winter Ultramarathon

Janice Tanaka Tower ’84 and her brother, Matt Tanaka ’81, complete the 2025 Iditarod Trail Invitational.

Photo Galleries

Students Utilize E-scooters on Campus

Students breeze quickly across campus on e-scooters, some capable of going faster than 20 mph.

Photo Galleries

Expedition in New Guinea

A student seeks a rare creature in the rainforest.

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Pursuits

Pursuits

Safer Farming and Food

Health activist Kelly Ryerson ’98 rallies for regenerative agriculture.

Pursuits

Biotech Breakthrough

Doctor David-Alexandre Gros ’95 aims to update transplant medicine.

Pursuits

Global Viewpoints

Thesis by Ben Vagle ’22 on U.S.-China rivalry grows into a book.

Pursuits

Legal Eagle

Award-winning litigator Neel Chatterjee ’91 champions the rule of law.