In less than two weeks, Sochi’s Olympic venues will be filled with color—reds, blues, and yellows—representing the more than 90 countries competing at the Games. There will also be a lot of green at the 2014 Winter Games—Big Green, that is.
Dartmouth and the Winter Olympics have a long history, dating back to the first Olympic Winter Games, in Chamonix, France, in 1924.
By Steve Smith Of the five women named to the 2014 Winter Olympic U.S. Biathlon team this week, three are Dartmouth graduates.
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Nine years after capturing the silver medal in the shot put at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Adam Nelson ’97 has been named the official gold-medal winner of the event, reports USA Today.
In celebration of the 40th anniversaries of coeducation at Dartmouth and the passing of Title IX, Julie Foudy, Olympic gold medalist and World Cup soccer champion, will speak on campus February 26.
One of only three college-owned ski mountains in the East, the Dartmouth Skiway provides an unusual educational and recreational outlet for students, faculty, and staff.
Read the full story, published 8/9/12 by Dartmouth Athletics.