Women’s rugby takes third at Crimson 7s Tournament to kick off defense of 15s national championship title

The competitive side played its first 7s games since 2019, highlighted by a 50-0 rout of Sacred Heart University.

Men’s tennis battles hard despite three consecutive Ivy League losses

In the last two weeks, the Big Green fell to No. 15 Harvard University, No. 58 Cornell University and No. 23 Columbia University.

Collis Cafe employee Donna O’Gara dies at 64

O’Gara died on Monday, April 11 surrounded by family at home.

Dartmouth to return Samson Occom’s possessions to Mohegan Tribe

One of the documents includes what is believed to be the oldest sample of the Mohegan Tribe's written language. 

Former US ambassador to Niger Bisa Williams speaks at Dickey Center event

Williams discussed her career as a foreign service officer, the increasing strategic importance of the African continent and the challenges of diplomacy in the modern era.

Tyler Vergho ’23 and Arvind Shankar ’23 lead Dartmouth Forensic Union to back-to-back win at National Debate Tournament

DFU now has the second-highest number of NDT wins among any collegiate debate team.

Opinion Asks: Towards A New Normal?

Do the 339 cases warrant concern? If so, how should the College respond?”

Review: Syd’s 'Broken Hearts Club' lacks her usual unique identity

While Syd cultivates a constantly chill atmosphere on her second album, it lacks the substance of her previous release.

Author Torrey Peters GR’13 shares about gender and relationships at Visibility:2022 event

Peters, author of the novel 'Detransition, Baby,' sparks a conversation about her best-selling book and her own experiences as a trans woman at Dartmouth. 

The History Beneath Us

A spotlight on ANTH 50.47, "Field Methods of Archaeology."

The Transition of Power

’23s take on new leadership roles after two years of COVID-19.

Hit the Books: A Closer Look at the Book Arts Workshop

Students and professors take advantage of the studio’s free classes and vintage printing equipment.

The Productivity Paradox

A reflection on the pressure to make the most of our time.

The Not So Forgotten Class

A 22S check-in with Dartmouth ‘24s.

Editors' Note

In-person and less restricted Student Assembly campaigning allowed this spring

Changes in the 2022 Election Planning and Advisory Committee code addresses controversy from last year’s election cycle on the regulation of social media campaigning and support.

Discover Dartmouth programming offers in-person opportunities for admitted students to explore campus

While there will not be an overnight stay as Dimensions had offered, Discover Dartmouth includes the ability to take a campus tour, attend a class and eat lunch with a current student.

Muslim students observe Ramadan on campus

The Al-Nur Muslim student organization, Dartmouth Dining Services and the College chaplain are working together to ensure that Muslim students can celebrate the month, which includes a daily fast between dawn and sunset. 

64th Annual Grammy Awards bore with uncreative nominations

Bland choices continue to make the Grammys the least interesting award show of the season.

Hood Museum redefines 'American' art in day of public panels and conversation with scholars

Extending from the exhibition, “This Land: American Engagement with the Natural World,” public discussions centered around the complicated histories of the Americas and curation practices.