Summit on Juniper residents report heating outages

Some 40 units have experienced heating issues throughout the winter term, and graduate student organizers point out a number of issues with the third-party company operating several of the complex’s buildings. 

Snack bars to return to accepting meal swipes

The return of meal swipe usage — which will begin on Feb. 7 — comes with the compromise that snack bars will now open an hour later.

Lori Arviso Alvord ’79 hosts lecture on integrating Native and Western medicine

In part of an ongoing lecture series hosted by the Dickey Center, Alvord shared how elements of ceremonies and Navajo practices can improve one’s health.

Winter outdoor programming reduced from past years due to lessened COVID-19 restrictions

The ice rink on the Green and fire pits on Massachusetts Row were first set up in the winter of 2021 amid efforts to increase outdoor programming during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Noon Panir in the Dark” sheds light on humanity behind women’s rights movement in Iran

The play, written by Armita Mirkarimi ’25, tells a story of being Iranian and growing up that isn’t completely surrounded by pain and trauma.

The Look Ahead: Week 6

Skiing will continue to compete in the Saint Michael’s Carnival, women’s and men’s tennis hope to remain undefeated in their upcoming matches and the infamous Dartmouth vs. Princeton hockey game will be hosted in the Thompson Arena.

‘These deaths feel like a death in the family’: Dartmouth Asian American Studies Collective hosts vigil to grieve victims of mass shootings

In the aftermath of three mass shootings in California that primarily targeted Asian Americans, DAASC hosted speakers and a series of community-building events to honor the victims on Monday.

Dartmouth appoints LaMar Bunts as College’s first chief transformation officer

Bunts will be in charge of expanding the net revenue growth and extending the reach and impact of the College.

Five allegations of unwanted sexual touching emerge against former temporary male College employee

The suspect — who has not been publicly identified — is under investigation for touching five female College students in the same day, and was immediately fired in light of the allegations. 

UWill counseling services draw 800 student registrations since November

The online, 24/7 counseling services opened for members of the Dartmouth community on Nov. 1 and demand has risen steadily for appointments, according to the Counseling Center.

Trims and Braids and Dyes, Oh My!

When Hanover’s hair care options are lacking, students take matters into their own hands.

The Great 24 Hour Foco Challenge

Two Mirror writers sat in Dartmouth’s signature dining establishment from open to close. Here’s what they found.

The Meal Plan, Unplanned

Two writers reflect on how their approaches to the dining plan reflect their personalities.

The College on the Slopes

Students talk about learning to ski and snowboard at Dartmouth

Editors' Note

Students, faculty reflect on upcoming Supreme Court affirmative action case

Campus grapples with the possible overturn of affirmative action by the Supreme Court later this year.

Ukrainian parliament member Oleksiy Goncharenko discusses lessons of war in Ukraine

About 40 people listened to the MP speak on topics such as the symbolic significance of the war as a battle against dictatorship and the material significance of U.S. foreign military aid.

Rollins Chapel reopens, Hindu worship returns

The Chapel was closed for almost three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic followed by construction. 

‘The Watchful Eye’ premieres on Freeform, Hulu

The mystery show chronicles main character Elena Santos’ new job as a live-in nanny for a Manhattan elite.