Seven alumni discuss their Dartmouth experiences.

Sayet, a descendant of Samson Occom, discusses “the intersection of spirituality and health care services.”

Today, women make up half the undergraduate population at Dartmouth. But that wasn’t always the case.

Environmental scientists raise doubts about wood as a green alternative to fossil fuels.

Brendan Nyhan’s research forecast the political storms now buffeting the Obama administration.

Zoe Kopp ’13 and Kate Kranenburg ’13 will work next year for the nonprofit organization.

Graduates reveal secret society membership with distinctive canes at Commencement.

Greg Buzzard ’13, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, found that Dartmouth expanded his horizons.

Montreal native Gurveen Chadha ’13 hopes to combine social justice ideals with a career in Canada.

The Geisel and Thayer students are partnering with community-based organizations to improve health.