Crossing Hollywood Ferry

One writer notes the charms and idiosyncrasies of Los Angeles during a long drive home.

‘Anything Can Happen’: March Madness Culture at Dartmouth

After the conclusion of March Madness, one writer considers the impact of bracket culture on campus community.

Reflection: With a Little Help From My Friends

A senior reflects on the importance of genuine friendships during her college experience.

Dartmouth alumnus sentenced to 20 to 40 years of prison time in rape trial

Kyle Clampitt ’20 was previously found guilty on 12 counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault following a weeklong trial in January. 

Journalist Candace Rondeaux gives talk on origins of Russian military organization Wagner Group

On April 10, the Dickey Center for International Understanding hosted Rondeaux for an event on the origins and rise of the Wagner Group, a military organization formerly linked to Russian president Vladimir Putin. 

DSG votes against immigration emergency fund, discusses constitutional amendment about audio recording

The emergency immigration fund would have allocated $15,000 to support international students. 

Moyse: A Faustian Bargain

Alsheikh: School Spirit

Ramsey Alsheikh '26 imagines the College president when she was in undergrad.

Rockefeller Center and Programming Board host conversation with The Daily Show co-host Jordan Klepper

Klepper talked about attending Trump rallies and his upcoming projects.

Christian McBride & Ursa Major to perform at Hanover Inn

The performance will showcase the eight-time Grammy-winning bassist alongside his ensemble of rising jazz stars.

SWCD holds rally amid ongoing contract negotiations

SWCD is currently renegotiating their February 2023 contract with the College and will meet for another bargaining session on April 17. 

New freedom of expression and dissent policy does not significantly change forms of protected speech

While the new policy clarifies the College’s freedom of expression principles and guidelines on civil disobedience and unprotected speech, it does not significantly change which forms of speech are protected in practice.

Howe Library may experience funding cuts from Trump administration executive order

A recent Trump executive order may change or eliminate some of the Hanover public library’s services, including its interlibrary loan program.

New town policy on demonstrations, public protests and vigils increases flexibility for organizers

Now, Dartmouth student campus organizers can register protests with the town two days ahead, instead of eight.

Energy officials hold bipartisan discussion on the future of energy policy

The event was a part of the Rockefeller Center’s 100 Days Speaker Series.

Despite losses, Dartmouth men’s tennis continues Ivy League conference play with ‘optimism’

The men's tennis team dropped two matches this weekend against UPenn and Princeton but are ‘excited’ and ‘optimistic’ as they continue Ivy League play. 

Hot Takes: Sports predictions for this weekend

 From a softball series sweep to a first-place finish for men’s golf, the sports staff gives their bold predictions for an exciting weekend of athletic action.