News

‘I always think of him now as sunshine’: Connor Tiffany ’24 remembered fondly by loved ones

By Mike Hanrahan | March 29, 2021

The freshman from Virginia died in Boston on March 14 at the age of 19. 

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News

Environmental studies, linguistics, NAS programs promoted to departments, education department disbanded

By Daniel Modesto | March 29, 2021

The changes to department and program statuses are the result of multi-year processes.

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News

Asian American faculty, staff and students call for establishment of Asian American studies program

By Anaïs Zhang | March 29, 2021

The petition has received support from over 790 Dartmouth community members and professors at peer institutions.

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Multimedia

D-Classified: Quarantine at Dartmouth

By The Dartmouth Multimedia Staff | March 29, 2021

The Dartmouth presents a look back at quarantine during the winter term.

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Opinion

Arrington: No Time Like the Present for Gun Reform

By Katherine Arrington | March 29, 2021

The Biden administration can take immediate executive action to address gun violence and save lives. 

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Arts

Recording Academy made smart, unsurprising decisions at 2021 Grammy Awards

By Jack Hargrove | March 29, 2021

This year's Grammy Awards was held outside in a dynamic, socially distanced ceremony.

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News

New Hampshire to expand vaccine eligibility to residents 16 and older, out-of-state college students excluded

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | March 26, 2021

A spokesperson for the governor provided additional details on how students can prove residency.

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News

College and state announce partnership to vaccinate eligible students, staff

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | March 20, 2021

Those registered by the College will receive their shots starting March 23. 

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Sports

Students testify against anti-transgender athlete bill at NH House hearing

By Emily Lu | March 18, 2021

The New Hampshire House Education Committee opted to delay voting on the bill for another year. 

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News

Connor Tiffany ’24 dies unexpectedly at 19

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | March 15, 2021

The freshman graduated from Norfolk Academy in Virginia last spring.

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Mirror

TTLG: Hometown Blues

By Zea Eanet | March 10, 2021

I don’t regret coming to Dartmouth, but sometimes I think about what could have been.

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Mirror

Ten Days in Purgatory

By Caris White | March 10, 2021

The College’s COVID-19 outbreak meant that the first warm days of winter term were, for many, just another day of being trapped inside.

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Mirror

One Tiny House Finds a Giant Home

By Eva Legge | March 10, 2021

Engineering students have spent years working with ecologists to build a sustainable tiny house on wheels.

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Mirror

Q&A: Government Professor Kathleen Powers on Feminism in International Relations

By Kate Yuan | March 10, 2021

In celebration of Women’s History Month, Kathleen Powers explores the shifting landscape for women in international politics.

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Mirror

Weighing the Risks: Students Plan Spring Break Travel

By Street Roberts | March 10, 2021

While some students are planning trips this spring break, others have decided it isn’t worth the risk.

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Mirror

Heading to Hanover: Students Hope for a Safe Spring on Campus

By Queen Ngozi Eche | March 10, 2021

After the recent COVID-19 outbreak, some students worry that spring term on campus might not be so sunny.

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Mirror

Editors’ Note

By Sarah Alpert and Novi Zhukovsky | March 10, 2021

We’re in the final stretch of the term. This week marks many endings: the end of 21W, the end of a campus-wide COVID-19 outbreak and the final days of The Dartmouth’s 177th directorate. Here on campus, it’s nearly 50 degrees and sunny, and the promise of an imminent spring in Hanover has been getting us through the final days of the term (or distracting us from our work by tempting us to go outside — either way, no complaints here). 

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Opinion

Crooks: A Little Respect, Please

By Loey Crooks | March 9, 2021

Access Services staff keep the doors to Baker-Berry Library open. With little input and less communication from those in charge, library staff just want to be heard. 

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Sports

One year in, athletes and coaches reflect on initial sports cancellations

By Matt Krivan and Halle Troadec | March 9, 2021

Last year's abrupt mid-March athletic cancellations came as a shock to athletes and coaches. Few foresaw how long it would take to compete again.

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News

Two hundred students depart campus early amid outbreak

By Sarah Palmer | March 9, 2021

Many students cited the closure of study spaces and safety concerns as reasons for leaving.

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