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From learning to impact — discover the ways in which members of the Dartmouth community are staying engaged and changing the world.
Spaht Family Foundation Endows Dartmouth Peak Performance Leadership Role
A $5 million gift from the Spaht Family Foundation, led by Holden Spaht '96, P'29 and Claire Spaht P'29, will endow the position of Executive Associate Athletics Director for Dartmouth Peak Performance (DP2).
Big Green Love Stories: 2026 Edition
Celebrate Dartmouth couples who found love because of Dartmouth in this year's edition of Big Green Love Stories.
Professors Honored for Constructive Dialogue Leadership
Professors Susannah Heschel and Tarek El-Ariss earn the Rassias Award for guiding constructive campus dialogue and advancing lifelong learning for Dartmouth alumni.
More Than a Team: Dartmouth Men’s Rugby Alumni Build a Lasting Legacy
“This endowment is transformational for Dartmouth Rugby. It gives our students stability, opportunity, and the ability to compete at the highest level year after year.”
Traveling With a Maestro: Exploring the World with Steve Swayne
Learn how Professor Steve Swayne brings music, history, and place together for Dartmouth alumni travel.
Sophomore Summer Pilot Program Connects Values with Career Planning
Eighteen Dartmouth sophomores are participating in a summer-term pilot program that harnesses design thinking to explore fulfilling career paths. In classroom sessions guided by the Dartmouth Center for Career Design’s coaching team, students have learned to apply design thinking principles to their career planning.
Finding Home in the Arts: Hermia ’26’s Dartmouth Journey
Tune in to this month’s student vlog to hear how Hermia ’26 is taking advantage of the reimagined Hop’s new spaces—and how they inspire her to work, study, perform, and find her artistic voice.
Seeing the World, Making Connections
After visiting more than 90 countries, Hoi Wong ’17 shares how travel, connection, and slowing down have reshaped his understanding of the world.
“Is a Four-Year Degree Worth It?”
President Sian Leah Beilock writes an opinion piece outlining five steps colleges and universities can take to restore public confidence in higher education.
Professors Honored for Constructive Dialogue Leadership
Professors Susannah Heschel and Tarek El-Ariss earn the Rassias Award for guiding constructive campus dialogue and advancing lifelong learning for Dartmouth alumni.
On the Road: Dartmouth Launches New Series with a San Francisco Gathering
Dartmouth’s inaugural On the Road event in San Francisco brought alumni and friends together for an evening of connection and conversation with campus leaders and thinkers.
Spaht Family Foundation Endows Dartmouth Peak Performance Leadership Role
A $5 million gift from the Spaht Family Foundation, led by Holden Spaht '96, P'29 and Claire Spaht P'29, will endow the position of Executive Associate Athletics Director for Dartmouth Peak Performance (DP2).
On the Road: Dartmouth Launches New Series with a San Francisco Gathering
Dartmouth’s inaugural On the Road event in San Francisco brought alumni and friends together for an evening of connection and conversation with campus leaders and thinkers.
Dartmouth Ushers In a New Era of the Arts On Campus
From October 16–19, the Dartmouth community came together for a joyful, and at times transcendent, weekend celebrating a renovation and expansion of the Hopkins Center for the Arts designed to take the arts on campus through the 21st century.
The Impact of Alumni Generosity
At Reunion, we asked alumni why they give to the DCF—their answers were personal, powerful, and full of Dartmouth pride.
Tribal Leadership and Community Impact: Lexie ’26’s Dartmouth Journey
Tune in to this month’s student vlog to hear how Lexie ’26 supports tribal leaders through Dartmouth’s Tribal Leadership Academy and deepens her connection to Indigenous communities.
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Dartmouth Book Club Author Talk with Charlene Wang ’10
In this virtual author talk, Charlene Wang ’10 discusses her novel, I’ll Follow You, with Professor of English & Creative Writing at Dartmouth Alexander Chee.
Class of 1996 Breaks All-Time Reunion Giving Record
When the Class of 1996 gathered for their 30th reunion, they came with more than nostalgia—they came to make history, presenting President Beilock with a gift that shattered the all-time DCF reunion giving record.
Back to Class: The Lasting Impact of the Arts at Dartmouth
As part of this year’s Reunions Back to Class series, Mary Lou Aleskie, Howard Gilman ’44 Executive Director of the Hopkins Center, leads a lively panel discussion with alumni from the classes of 1986 and 2001.
Saying Thanks for a Professor Who Changed His Life
Ryan Goldstein ’93 remembers his first Dartmouth class in detail. He took a seat in a Reed Hall classroom for the first day of Emergence of Modern Japan. Standing in front of Goldstein and the other 71 students in the classroom that morning was Steven Ericson, a newly arrived assistant professor of history. Ericson also remembers the class vividly—it was the first day of teaching his very first Dartmouth course.