Here Comes the Sun: Sophomore summer features new and returning student bands
A harmony of new student bands, songs and friendships have entered Dartmouth’s music scene this summer.
A harmony of new student bands, songs and friendships have entered Dartmouth’s music scene this summer.
Two of The Dartmouth’s staffers recommend six summer reads — from “Água Viva” to “Mouth.”
Jake Blount and Mali Obomsawin ’18 played music from their upcoming release, “symbiont,” as part of the Hopkins Center for the Arts’s Free Summer Concert series.
Bread and Puppet, a local theater group in Grover, Vt., performed a politically complicated and contradictory puppet show.
The student exhibition by Colin Donnelly ’24 explores the work of various artists that embrace queer love and relationships.
Starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons, Yorgos Lanthimos’s film is a painful expression of the sacrifices driven by desire.
In his debut novel, Morgan Talty ’16 writes about identity, family and the earth.
The much anticipated third season of "Bridgerton" provides a less-than-satisfying continuation of the beloved series.
On June 28, Still North Books & Bar held a poetry reading featuring poets Kate Gibbel, Carlene Kucharczyk and Alexandria Hall.
“Inside Out 2” dives deeper into the complexities of young adulthood.
On June 23, students with all levels of dance experience participated in auditions for Dartmouth’s five sophomore summer dance groups.
Arts majors from the Class of 2024 are pursuing a wide array of career paths, from producing films and working in theater to exploring art therapy and tech startups.
One writer follows the history of the annual Dartmouth Lūʻau, from its creation in 1996 to present day.
As Dartmouth seniors pack up their rooms, they must make decisions about what to take with them into the next chapter and what to leave behind.
As summer approaches, new fashion trends are emerging around campus.
Three former arts editors — now graduating seniors — say goodbye to Dartmouth by sharing the songs that got them through college.
Indie-pop band Bermuda Search Party — formerly known as The Q-Tip Bandits — came to campus for the third time to play Green Key @ Collis.
Students share their Green Key styles and fashion inspirations.
Chen plays ophthalmologist Wang in the upcoming film, which is based on Wang’s memoir about his journey to becoming a doctor.
After winning the 2024 Battle of the Bands competition, student band Read Receipts will open for Young M.A and Shaggy at Green Key.