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Magnuson's Venture Studio story describes a shared space and cohort for startup founders. Teams in the cohort get 24/7 keycard access and weekly Founders Night dinners. The team showing the most progress at the end of a term can earn a $1,000 grant. One team is selected as an automatic semifinalist for the spring Magnuson Startup Competition. The story says the first year of the program changed its joining process, and that the program manager will invite teams going forward, including winners of TuckLAB: Entrepreneurship and DartUp's Social Blueprint Challenge.

This listing was compiled from public university pages on October 8, 2026. It is unclaimed and has not been confirmed by the school or a program director.

How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-10-08); what those sources do not state is left unknown.

Key numbers

Funding range

$1,000

Equity

Unknown

Application

Annual

Campus Wide

Last activity

Not recorded

Medium confidence

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    Application and Timing

    Term-based. The story does not print application deadlines.

    Participants

    The story quotes undergraduate and graduate founders. It does not print a formal eligibility policy.

    Funding and Equity

    A $1,000 progress grant for the team with the most progress each term. Equity is not mentioned.

    Recent Activity

    The Venture Studio story was on the Magnuson news site on October 8, 2026. It describes the program after its first year.

    Known Startups or Winners

    The story says Nautilus, founded by Amayr Babar MEM '26 and Ali Sareini MEM '26, became an automatic semifinalist and won a $20,000 Jeff Crowe Grand Prize at a Dartmouth Entrepreneurs Forum. That result is a prior competition cycle. The May 9, 2026 winner named in the later story is RealPact.

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    Verification Gaps

    The story's publication date, a written eligibility policy, and equity terms.

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    Evidence

    Official Magnuson Venture Studio news story, captured 2026-10-08.

    News & articles

    News articles and official sources documenting Magnuson Venture Studio at Dartmouth College.

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