Seen & Heard
A selection of must reads about Dartmouth alumni making news around the world.
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Damayanti Desai ’13
Free, At Last
Michigan Law grad Desai assisted two exonerations of men wrongfully convicted for murder.
Arvina Martin ’02
Secretary of Skate
Martin, the first Native American elected to the Common Council of Madison, Wisconsin, has announced her candidacy for Secretary of State.
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Michael Arad ’91
Unveiled
The architect behind the 9/11 Memorial shares a new design to honor the churchgoers killed in Charleston, South Carolina, in 2015.
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Esi Eggleston Bracey ’91
Cover Girl
The head of personal care at Unilever North America reveals secrets of her personal style.
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Sandy Alderson ’69
Shea It Ain’t So
This may be the last season for the Mets GM, who was recently diagnosed with a recurrent cancer.
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Becca Heller ’05
Myth Buster
The director of the International Refugee Assistance Project discusses her work on behalf of immigrants and displaced persons.
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Katie Silberman ’09
Script Development
Silberman draws on the horror stories of overworked personal assistants in her first feature film, Set It Up.
Minh Le ’01
Kid Lit
Early childhood policy expert and children’s book author Le discusses his experience as a first-generation Vietnamese American.
Geo Neptune ’10
“The Sound of Creation”
Master basket maker and Passamaquoddy tribe member Neptune returns to Hanover to share traditional weaving skills with students.
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