Men and women’s cross country competes in 2022 Heps Championship

In preparation for its NCAA regional meet, Dartmouth’s cross country teams exhibited strong finishes at the 2022 Ivy League Heptagonal Championship.

Women’s, lightweight and heavyweight rowing seek improvement after the 2022 Head of the Charles

On Oct. 22 and 23, Big Green rowing teams competed in the historic Head of the Charles. After a disappointing finish for women’s and lightweight crews, and a worse than last year’s finish for heavies, team captains implied there is work to be done.

‘The quietest bonfire ever’: Homecoming weekend sees five Good Samaritan calls, no arrests

No students attempted to touch the Homecoming bonfire this year, down from around 50 attempts in 2016,  a result of increased safety precautions and a taller fence.

Norris: I Really Can't Stay

Verbum Ultimum: UWill Have More Support

The College’s recent partnership with UWill provides more mental health support to students and makes great progress towards listening to students.

Note from the Editorial Board: Get Out and Vote!

On Nov. 8, vote where you can — in New Hampshire or wherever you call home.

Theater MainStage ‘Pippin’ aims to spread hope, joy on campus

“Pippin,” the last theater department MainStage production before the Hopkins Center renovation, puts a surrealist twist on a Tony Award-winning musical.

Equipment manager Steve Ward remembered for his tough love, dedication to athletics department

Ward “never let anything stop him” and supported Dartmouth football as a “father figure,” even during his fight with cancer.

The Look Ahead: Week 9

This weekend, Dartmouth community members can look forward to home games for women’s tennis, men’s hockey, women’s and men’s heavyweight rowing, men’s soccer and volleyball.

Volleyball comes out on top against Penn, falls to Princeton

Following the split weekend, the Big Green stands 6-4 in the Ivy League.

College announces three-year diversity, equity and inclusion plan

The plan, titled “Toward Equity: Aligning Action and Accountability,” intends to advance diversity goals on campus through 15 initiatives. 

Women’s athletics celebrates 50th anniversary with homecoming programming for alumnae, current athletes

Alexi Pappas ’12 headlined the opening event and athletic director Mike Harrity announced the hanging of Gail Koziara Boudreaux’s ’82 jersey in Leede Arena — the first Dartmouth athlete to claim the spot.

Students found nonprofit Futurevia to fundraise for schools in Ukraine

Futurevia plans to raise money for two schools in Chernihiv that were directly impacted by the conflict in Ukraine. 

Frat ban lifts for Class of 2026

After a 24-hour extension of the ban, the Class of 2026 will now be allowed into Greek spaces.

Kaye: Constructing Delusions

Home Sweet Dorm

Tess Bowler ’25 visits — and photographs — some of campus’s quirkiest dorm rooms.

Reflection: You’re On Your Own, Kid

Zeynep Bayirtepe ’26 muses on life at Dartmouth as filtered through Taylor Swift’s “Midnights”

Frat Ban? More Like Choatapalooza

One writer finds surprising social upsides to the freshman frat ban.

‘My Hope for Dartmouth’: Q&A with Professor Peter Tse ’84

Thoughts from professor Peter Tse ’84 on the crisis of morale at Dartmouth — and what can be done to help