Chinese language study abroad program returns to Beijing

This summer, Dartmouth students studied Chinese in Beijing for the first time since before the pandemic. 

Review: ‘Short n’ Sweet’ is a bold mix of wit, vulnerability and playful sass

Sabrina Carpenter’s latest album “Short n’ Sweet” reflects her personal and artistic growth through clever lyricism and musicality.

Review: The screen and its shortcomings in ‘It Ends With Us’

“It Ends With Us” exemplifies the potential pitfalls — but also the advantages — of movie adaptations.

Football strikes early and often in 45-13 win over Fordham

After years of the dual-quarterback system, undisputed starter Jackson Proctor ’25 began the season with a statement performance.

Small fire causes water and smoke damage in Class of 1953 Commons

Officials believe a malfunctioning lithium ion battery caused the fire to break out in the College’s main dining hall.

Thayer dean to leave College this fall

Thayer School of Engineering Dean Alexis Abramson will be heading up the Columbia Climate School, while associate dean for undergraduate education Douglas Van Citters takes over in the interim. 

Dartmouth researchers develop OpenNeuro Average brain template

OpenNeuro Average, a standardized template of the brain’s surface, offers future clinical applications such as studying neurological diseases

Behind the Microphone: WebDCR highlights voices across campus

From managing sound equipment to curating Spotify playlists, keeping the radio station up and running requires all hands on deck.

Dartmouth students explored summer internships in the arts

From positions at film companies to marketing jobs, Dartmouth students found creative expression through summer internships.

Petition opposes potential privatization of Dartmouth College Child Care Center

Nearly 400 D4C staff members, parents of children at D4C and other community members signed a petition opposing privatization. 

Tang Williams and Goodlander win primaries for open New Hampshire House seat

On Sept. 10, Goodlander won the democratic nomination over Colin Van Ostern Tu’09 by a 27.6 point margin, while Tang Williams beat out 13 candidates by an 8.8 point margin. 

Won Jang’s death ruled accidental by police

Won Jang ’26, whose body was recovered from the Connecticut River on July 7, had a blood alcohol level of 0.167 — twice the legal driving limit.

Early Bird Gets the Worm: Morning Routines at Dartmouth

One writer talks to students about getting a jump on the day with efficient morning routines.

Advisors in Action: Professors Helping Thesis Students

One writer explores how some professors guide seniors through the process of composing their undergraduate theses.

From Campus to Main Street: Student Workers in the Upper Valley

One writer looks at the students working jobs off campus at Upper Valley businesses.

Editor's Note

College decision to deny hiring of UIC professor stirs controversy

After the College declined to hire University of Illinois Chicago professor Nicole Nguyen, more than 330 academics, students and supporters across the world signed a letter claiming the College discriminated against her for her progressive research.