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Wednesday, May 1, 2019Are you a recent graduate passionate about saving the planet, a professional seeking a shift into sustainability, or an outdoorsy 9-5er feeling trapped in the office? You’re not alone. For The -
Thursday, April 25, 2019What do an astronomy major, a high school history teacher, and a yeast researcher have in common—besides their Dartmouth degrees? Beer. The following alumni have taken curious paths into the -
Indian-ish by Priya Krishna '13
Wednesday, April 24, 2019Priya Krishna ’13 began her food writing career in a surprising place—FoCo (that’s the Class 1953 Commons dining hall for more seasoned alumni). Priya Krishna '13 with her new book (photo by -
Caldeira shows off her Green atop Kilimanjaro.
Friday, April 12, 2019In 2019, Dartmouth alumni are answering The Call to Serve by contributing 250,000 hours of volunteer time in honor of the College’s 250th anniversary. We’re following alumni far and wide to find -
Susan Reynolds '84 (photo by Mark Washburn)
Friday, April 5, 2019A key to any entrepreneur’s journey is identifying a need. And often, that requires painstaking research. But sometimes a need is so intertwined with everyday life it can be taken for granted. Case -
Neal Rakov ’74 does the rounds with a resident and a first-year med student in Bhutan.
Friday, March 29, 2019In 2019, Dartmouth alumni are answering The Call to Serve by contributing 250,000 hours of volunteer time in honor of the College’s 250th anniversary. We’re following alumni far and wide to find -
Yi Yang ’14 with community members in Senegal.
Thursday, March 21, 2019“Dartmouth taught me that learning doesn’t stop in the classroom,” says Yi Yang ’14, a Peace Corps volunteer based in Senegal. And the alumna is not the only Dartmouth graduate sharing the -
From left: Ryan Goldstein ’93, Michael March, and David Stone ’93, co-owners of Gaku Ramen.
Tuesday, March 19, 2019Noodles, broth, and meat: At first glance, the basic ramen blend might seem simple. But don’t be fooled. “If it’s too bland, it’s just soup,” says Ryan Goldstein ’93, co-owner of -
Ida B. Wells
Thursday, March 14, 2019From statues to streets, most monuments and memorials share something in common. Can you guess what it is? Here’s a hint: There are about 5,500 or so statues in the U.S.—but fewer than 400 of them -
Chelsey Luger ’10. Photo by Jacy Hermes.
Tuesday, March 12, 2019Feeling foiled by newfangled fitness trends? Has fad dieting left you famished? Chelsea Luger ’10 understands. Speaking from her home in Phoenix early one morning while her baby daughter Alo sleeps,