Dartmouth Alumni

08/11/2026

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07/30/2026

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07/30/2026

07/11/2026

“Usually you don't owe everything, or a lot of your life, to one person in particular, but I really feel that I do. So how do you sum that up?”

Ryan Goldstein ’93 lives full-time in Japan. He speaks Japanese every day, runs his firm’s Tokyo office, and feels he owes it all to his first class with Professor Steven J. Ericson back in 1989.

Learn about their lifelong friendship: https://bit.ly/4vn0wJY

07/02/2026

Our camera roll is getting pretty full. Maybe we should clear it out📸 💚

06/26/2026

We are saddened to share the passing of Frank J. Guarini ’46. His belief that education creates ethical leaders shaped not only his own life, but the opportunities of countless students who followed.

"I often wished that every member of the Dartmouth community could meet Frank and be inspired by his heartfelt and authentic commitment to service."

More news Articles Remembering Frank J. Guarini ’46News subtitleThe former congressman for whom Dartmouth’s graduate school is named has died at 101.ImageImage The former congressman, statesman, and WWII veteran was committed to service throughout his life. (Photo by Bill Bernstein) 6/25/2026 M...

06/23/2026

Still feels like yesterday 💚 🤗 ✨

We can hardly wait for more Dartmouth Reunions in July!

06/19/2026

“I can’t believe we’re the 50th Reunion class. We’re too young for that.”

The trailblazing Class of 1976 returned to campus in record-setting numbers to celebrate how far Dartmouth has come and their hopes for its future:

Jun 18, 2026 Celeste Gigliotti 5 minute read Copied to clipboard The Class of 1976 can still clearly remember walking down the aisle at their own commencement. “I can't believe we're the 50th Reunion class,” said Jack Brennan '76. “We're too young for t...

06/18/2026

Welcome back 🫶

06/17/2026

What do you hope for the women of Dartmouth in the next 50 years?

Returning to Hanover 50 years after matriculating as the first four-year coeducational class, these resilient changemakers answered that very question.