Arts

Northern Stage’s production of ‘Monty Python’s Spamalot’ embodies Upper Valley’s love of musical theater

By Armita Mirkarimi | April 26, 2022

The White River Junction-based theater company featured Dartmouth students and faculty both on and off stage.

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Arts

With a few missteps, ‘It’s Almost Dry’ is Pusha T’s musical victory lap

By John Renda | April 26, 2022

The album capitalizes on its renowned producers to combine powerful lyrics with versatile sound.

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Opinion

Millman: Student Assembly Isn't Working

By David Millman | April 25, 2022

It’s time to change student government at Dartmouth.

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Cartoon

Modisett: Best 3AM Pee Spots

By Gabriel Modisett | April 25, 2022

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Cartoon

Mobley: Don't We OWN the Hanover Inn?

By Dominique Mobley | April 25, 2022

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Sports

Senior Spotlight: Claire Azar ’22 co-captains equestrian in her penultimate season for the Big Green

By Lanie Everett | April 25, 2022

Azar was named to the ECAC all-tournament team in both the flat and the fences.

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Sports

The Look Ahead: Week 5

By Heath Monsma and Caroline York | April 25, 2022

Softball plays six games this week, women’s rowing will begin its postseason starting with the Eastern Sprints Regatta on Sunday and men and women’s track will travel to Philadelphia for the Penn Relays. 

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News

Former CIA Director John Deutch visits campus

By Adriana James-Rodil | April 22, 2022

Deutch gave one lecture on the CIA and another on energy policies.

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News

College Republicans host Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe

By Soleil Gaylord | April 22, 2022

O’Keefe discussed a wide range of his organization’s efforts to uncover what he referred to as “corruption” in the media and in politics.

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Sports

Women's rowing comes off successful weekend at Big Ten Invitational

By Macenna Hansen | April 22, 2022

Each of Dartmouth’s four boats improved its times over the course of the invitational, highlighted by a first-place finish for the second varsity on Saturday.

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News

Hopkins Center for the Arts to undergo $88 million expansion

By Lauren Azrin | April 21, 2022

The planned renovations will create a new outdoor plaza, recital hall and dance studio.

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News

Cafe@Baker opens after nearly two-month delay

By Aryanna Qusba | April 21, 2022

The cafe opened to positive reactions from students, while student workers report sparse foot traffic thus far.

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News

Five juniors win Barry Goldwater scholarship

By Arizbeth Rojas | April 21, 2022

The scholarship supports students interested in research related to the natural sciences, engineering and mathematics. 

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Opinion

Gart: Build Back Louder

By Jeremy Gart | April 21, 2022

With the opening of two new buildings and a copious number of additional study spaces, we should let these new areas be for social studying instead of enforcing quiet zones.

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Opinion

Lane: 21st Century Uncle Sam: ‘I want you’ (for primary care)

By Thomas Lane | April 21, 2022

We must address the lack of primary care doctors in America.

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Arts

Fashion on TikTok: Self-expression gone sponsored

By Alexandra Surprenant | April 21, 2022

Though it started as a platform that encouraged experimentation, TikTok’s fashion content has been taken over by corporate driven “microtrends.”

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Arts

Battle of the Bands determines Green Key opener

By Mia Nelson | April 21, 2022

Competition and collaboration were embraced when seven campus bands came together to perform short sets, with attendees voting for their favorites at the end.

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Mirror

Modern Love (The Dartmouth Edition)

By Novi Zhukovsky | April 20, 2022

A reflection on the trials and tribulations of navigating romantic relationships at Dartmouth. 

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Mirror

Daily Dippers Make a Splash

By Gretchen Bauman and Eliza Dunn | April 20, 2022

Two writers investigate the spring term tradition of the daily dip.

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Mirror

A Luddite’s Defense of the iPhone

By Adrienne Murr | April 20, 2022

Reflections from seven days with my phone powered off.

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