A few shots from Powwow and Lū’au this weekend😍

A well-deserved honor for Ben Vagle '22, selected for Stanford University's Knight-Hennessy Scholarship! He'll continue studying US-China economic rivalry—research that grew from thesis to book with Professor Brooks—through degrees in law and political science. bit.ly/3S8A8mg

“DGALA is a way for LGBTQIA alums to be connected with the College on their own terms. Dartmouth can be an institution for everyone, and we have our place in it too.” - Peter Williams ’76 Read about DGALA's inspiring history and its upcoming anniversary. bit.ly/3GZM8nB

In a virtual town hall this week, President Beilock emphasized Dartmouth’s dedication to academic freedom, diversity, student support, and the protection of financial aid and research funding. Read more and hear from other senior leaders ⬇️ bit.ly/43gs3Rs

Give a rouse for Chance Bowman ’23, just awarded one of the country’s most prestigious doctoral fellowships. As a Hertz Fellow, he’s bringing stem cell biology and mathematical modeling together to tackle some of medicine’s toughest challenges. bit.ly/4kbQK96

A senator who appeared on currency. A founding father of environmentalism. The creator of the Medal of Honor. All Dartmouth Alumni, all captured by famed Civil War photographer Mathew Brady. Explore newly colorized portraits of our very own Brady Bunch ⤵️ bit.ly/44WCw6Z

Dartmouth NEXT launched in 2022 with a $25M gift from Dartmouth Alumni Jim and Penny Coulter '82. Three years later, Andrew Shi '26 shows the impact. He’s thriving as an interdisciplinary researcher and campus leader. bit.ly/3HmtYwy

We caught up with Dr. Ansley Booker, the inaugural Penny and Jim Coulter 1982 Executive Director of Dartmouth NEXT, to reflect on her expereince and plans for growing the initiative. More from Booker in an exclusive Q&A ⬇️ alumni.dartmouth.edu/stories-news/c…

Give a rouse! Our students and @DartmouthAlumni are driving STEM innovation forward with five U.S. National Science Foundation Graduate Research fellowship winners and 21 honorable mentions. Their research spans economics, biochemistry, biology, AI, and beyond. bit.ly/4dKSX8N

This time next week we’ll be welcoming the Dartmouth 75s back to campus for their 50th reunion, officially kicking off Dartmouth Reunions 2025! We had so much fun last year and we cannot wait to celebrate again! Will you be joining us this year?

New alumni class coming 🔜

#GiveARouse👏

Some of the funniest, and wisest, moments from our past Commencement speakers🎓💚 #dartmouth25s

We have to dance it out. That’s how we finish. Sandra Oh gave our #Dartmouth25s a masterclass in sitting with discomfort, cultivating kindness, and always—always—making time to dance it out. Watch her full address: bit.ly/4lb9fdR

Couldn’t be more proud of Judy Geer ‘75 Th ‘83, who received an honorary degree at Commencement Sunday. Geer was a former three-time Olympic rower and helped found the swim team at Dartmouth. As Sian Beilock said: “For knocking down barriers so that others might follow, for

We caught up with actor and Hopkins board member Sharon Washington ’81 for a very special message! There's still time to be a part of history and adopt a Hinman Box! ⬇️ bit.ly/3ZJk3aO

Voting ends at noon ET today!

#Dartmouth25s, we’re so happy you’re now part of the alumni network! If you’re a recent grad missing Hanover, there are plenty of ways you can stay connected! 1️⃣ Volunteer for the DCF 2️⃣ Sign up to become an Admissions Ambassador 3️⃣ Find a Dartmouth club or affinity group

“I was editor-in-chief of the literary journal, which met in the Sanborn basement...It was almost too perfect—like something out of a novel itself.” We got to talk to author Frances Cha ’07 about her time at Dartmouth, her debut novel, and more: bit.ly/44PVRGr

#GiveARouse👏 for Manya Whitaker ’06, recently named the next president of Colorado College. Read more about her appointment: gazette.com/news/education…