A century on, the legacy still lives at 11 Webster Ave.
Before he was Dr. Seuss, Theodor Geisel was a Dartmouth man and a brother of Sigma Phi Epsilon. The imagination that reshaped how the world reads first took root here in Hanover.
This reception marks the centennial of his 1925 graduation. Join fellow alumni, current brothers, and the wider Dartmouth community for an evening celebrating Geisel’s enduring influence, featuring a reading and remarks from Professor Donald Pease, a keynote from a senior alum, mocktails, and light bites.
