News

DSG will design layout and menu of new campus cafe

By Jared Arce | April 16, 2026

Senate debates election shuttles, açai bar for Russo Hall and free laundry detergent.

Guarini to launch computational science Ph.D. program

By Isabela Pierry | April 16, 2026

The program will foster “collaboration among faculty from different disciplines,” according to Guarini dean Jon Kull ’88.

Quinn Allred ’26 named John Robert Lewis Scholar

By Max Hubbard | April 16, 2026

Allred will visit Selma and Washington D.C. to study nonviolent civil rights practices.

Moyse: Beilock’s PR Pawn

By Eli Moyse | April 16, 2026

College President Sian Leah Beilock’s near decade-long history with public relations firm BerlinRosen merits further consideration.

Letter to the Editor: Student Votes Make a Difference

By Becca Davis | April 16, 2026

Banning the use of student IDs for voter identification is a partisan and antidemocratic policy choice.

Rempe-Hiam: Trump’s AI-Generated Post Portraying Himself As Jesus Feels Different

By Oscar Rempe-Hiam | April 16, 2026

Trump has created outrageous AI posts before, but his recent one depicting him as Jesus feels different.

Mirror

The Prefrontal Cortex in Action

By Hannah Lapides | April 15, 2026

An Ode to the Passage of Time at ‘Dartmız’

By Aynura Erejepbaeva | April 15, 2026

Freak of the Week: “At your back door yelling ’cause I want to come in”

By Eli Moyse | April 15, 2026

Top Seven Spots to Take Graduation Photos

By Thomas Weaver | April 8, 2026

Best Breakfast Sandwich in Hanover

By Hannah Lapides | April 8, 2026

Cooking with Kent and Vidushi: Horchata

By Kent Friel and Vidushi Sharma | April 8, 2026

Freak of the Week: jealousy, jealousy

By Eli Moyse and Leila Brady | April 8, 2026

Mirror Asks: Springing Forward

By The Dartmouth Mirror Staff | April 1, 2026

Freak of the Week: Please Break Up!

By Eli Moyse and Leila Brady | April 1, 2026

Trending

Member of the Class of 2026 Ryan Lafferty dies

By Jeremiah Rayban | April 13, 2026

Ryan Lafferty ’26 was a “fiercely intelligent and deeply kind person,” according to an email to campus from Jennifer Rosales.

Dartmouth professor’s tip led to New York Times investigation into Cesar Chavez

By Alex Klee | April 3, 2026

Dartmouth replaced a fellowship at the College named after Chavez without public announcement following the publication of the Times’s report, which found that the labor leader sexually abused two underage girls in the 1970s.

Alpha Phi sorority will recruit a new class at Dartmouth in fall 2026

By Vidushi Sharma | April 6, 2026

The sorority was suspended in July 2024 in connection with the death of Won Jang ’26.

Sports

Dartmouth men’s club volleyball advances to quarterfinals at nationals tournament in Kansas City

By Gabriella Messina | April 13, 2026

The team capped off its strong season at the NCVF National Tournament where it advanced to the Silver Bracket quarterfinals.

Maya Kendall breaks both Dartmouth and Ivy League draw control record

By Gabriella Messina | April 13, 2026

With three games left in the regular season, Kendall has 438 career draw controls, and is currently ranked third in NCAA Division I lacrosse in draw controls per game.

Weekend Look Ahead: Ivy League matchups headline busy weekend for the Big Green

By Gabriella Messina | April 10, 2026

From tennis and lacrosse to rowing and rugby championships, Dartmouth teams gear up for a packed weekend of Ivy League competition.

Arts

Review: ‘The Drama’ shoots to unsettle rather than dig deeper

By Dillon Cain | April 13, 2026

A deceptively simple romance spirals into a tense, darkly funny spectacle that prioritizes shock at every turn but stops short of fully exploring its ideas.

The Hood Highlights Tour explores memory and national identity across six galleries

By Amanda Adams | April 13, 2026

A docent-led tour on April 8 invited visitors to consider how artists use memory, remembrance and national identity across the museum’s collections.

‘Nightfall in Cairo,’ an English translation of distinguished fellow Ezzedine Fishere’s 2017 novel, voices personal stories from the Egyptian Arab Spring

By Avery Lin | April 10, 2026

Translated by Fishere and edited by Sharidan Russell ’18, the novel offers a window into a debate and desire-fueled conversation between two characters whose lives and political attitudes have been dramatically influenced by the 2011 Egyptian revolution.

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