Arts

Telluride at Dartmouth? Telluride is Dartmouth

By Allison Burg | September 4, 2024

The Telluride Film Festival, held annually over Labor Day weekend, has strong ties to Dartmouth’s film department.

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Mirror

Your Major is Malleable

By Emily Wadlow | September 4, 2024

One writer speaks to students who changed their planned major after arriving on campus.

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Mirror

Textbook Solutions: Navigating the Book-Buying Process at Dartmouth

By Colin Wolfe | September 4, 2024

With no official Dartmouth bookstore, students find alternative ways to get their course textbooks.

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Arts

Painting outside the lines: Unconventional art classes

By Paulie Horvath | September 4, 2024

To fulfill their art distributive requirement, some students forgo a paint brush in favor of atypical instruments.

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Mirror

Ten Students Give Advice to the Class of 2028

By Ishan Prasad | September 4, 2024

From branching out to being yourself, 10 students offer their suggestions to the incoming freshman class.

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Arts

The Hood: A treasure trove in the Upper Valley

By Avery Lin | September 4, 2024

With the Hopkins Center for the Arts under renovation until 2025, the Hood Museum of Art is seeking to engage more students through a combination of new and existing programs.

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Mirror

Chasing Stars: Best Stargazing Spots on Campus

By Maria Hebling | September 4, 2024

From A-Lot to Balch Hill, one writer weighs in on Dartmouth’s best places to observe the night sky.

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Sports

Tackling traditions: Athletes welcome first-years to varsity teams

By Caroline York | September 4, 2024

Varsity teams welcome new students, walk-ons and recruited athletes alike, onto their teams in unique ways — from get-to-know Dartmouth activities to team group chats.

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Sports

Q&A with Brad Ausmus ’91

By Ava Politis | September 4, 2024

Yankees bench coach Brad Ausmus ’91 discussed his time at Dartmouth, his Major League career and making Dartmouth history with the Yankees.

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Sports

Dartmouth Bikes seeks to foster campus sustainability

By Celine Choi | September 4, 2024

In addition to sales and rentals, Dartmouth Bikes provides repair expertise to students.

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Sports

Catching on: Walking onto varsity teams at Dartmouth

By Emma Coulter | September 4, 2024

For some students, walking onto varsity athletics teams introduces community and unexpected passions.

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Mirror

Stranger Things: Who’s Your New Roommate?

By Leila Brady | September 4, 2024

One writer examines the randomly assigned first-year roommate system, a quintessential Dartmouth experience.

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News

Men’s basketball team union files unfair labor practice charge against College

By Arizbeth Rojas | August 22, 2024

The union argued that the College’s refusal to bargain violates labor law and the Dartmouth Code of Ethics.

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News

‘Such a special presence’: Won Jang ’26 remembered for his optimism and generosity

By Arizbeth Rojas | August 16, 2024

Friends and family recalled Jang’s creativity, intelligence and kindness. 

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News

College hosts forum for New Hampshire Democratic congressional candidates

By Kent Friel | August 16, 2024

On Aug. 12, Dartmouth hosted Colin Van Ostern Tu ’09 and Maggie Goodlander, the two Democratic candidates running for New Hampshire’s second congressional district, for a forum. 

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News

College hosts inaugural Tribal Leadership Academy

By Emilia Williams | August 16, 2024

The program, which ran from Aug. 4 to 10, is one of two pilot programs that fall under the umbrella of the proposed Tribal Sovereignty Institute.

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News

Q&A with astronomy professor emeritus John Thorstensen

By Kent Friel | August 16, 2024

Thorstensen discussed the Perseid meteor shower, which sweeps the world each August.

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Opinion

Almand: I Am De-Pledging Beta. Here’s Why.

By Bond Almand IV | August 16, 2024

Beta Alpha Omega fraternity is resistant to effecting the change needed — to ensure the safety of both brothers and guests of the house — in the wake of Won Jang ’26’s death.

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Opinion

Schmitter-Emerson: Vance’s Statement About Parental Voting Threatens Democracy

By Natalia Schmitter-Emerson | August 16, 2024

JD Vance’s pronatalist stance on parental voting rights poses concerns for American democracy. 

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Mirror

What’s in a ‘Brat’ Summer?

By Lucie Morton | August 16, 2024

One writer explores whether “Brat” — a pop culture phenomenon defined by Charli XCX — has taken over Dartmouth this summer. 

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