Sports

Former football coach Callie Brownson hired by Buffalo Bills

By Emily Lu | October 7, 2019

After making national headlines last year as the first female full-time NCAA Division I football coach, Callie Brownson has joined the Buffalo Bills as a full-time offensive coaching intern. 

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Sports

Women’s rugby, in tough stretch, falls 39-19 to Army at home

By Kaitlyn Lees | October 7, 2019

Women’s rugby fell to the undefeated United States Military Academy at home Saturday afternoon, 39-19.

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Opinion

Verbum Ultimum: In a Rush to Rush

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | October 4, 2019

Rush is coming to a close and for yet another year, glaring issues with women’s rush remain. 

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News

Tuck receives $25 million gift, largest ever in school's history

By Marco Allen | October 4, 2019

The Tuck School of Business recently received a $25 million donation from the Bakala Foundation — the largest donation in the graduate school’s history.

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Cartoon

Pinchuk: A Layered Question

By Lauren Pinchuk | October 4, 2019

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News

College reconsiders biomass plant, continues work on heating system

By Maya Kempf-Harris | October 4, 2019

Following concerns raised by a group of scientists, the College is reconsidering its plan to construct a biomass heating plant as a replacement for its current oil-powered plant. 

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Opinion

Opinion Asks: Alumni Relations

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | October 4, 2019

Campus was abuzz the last week of September with reunions for the Classes of 1944, 1949 and 1954. Dartmouth’s Homecoming is on Oct. 11, a part of the 250th anniversary celebrations.

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News

Hanlon hosts weekly "Ask Me Anything" sessions at dining hall

By Caitlin McCarthy | October 4, 2019

This fall, College President Phil Hanlon is trying out a new tactic to form a closer relationship between students and the administration: lunches at the Class of 1953 Commons.

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Sports

The Redshirt Senior: The Tanking for Tua™ Dolphins and Other Bad Teams in the NFL.

By Evan Griffith | October 4, 2019

We’re four weeks into the 2019 National Football League season and the narratives are already popping up around the media. After all, four data points is more than enough to make definitive statements regarding the state of a team this year, right? 

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Arts

Review: ‘Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood’ an affectionate satire

By Shera Bhala | October 4, 2019

Welcome to 1969 Hollywood. Retro buildings, vintage cars and neon signs line Hollywood Boulevard. Men dress in bell bottoms, patterned shirts and turtlenecks with blazers. Women wear miniskirts and vinyl, knee-high boots. Flower children don bohemian outfits of the counterculture movement. The Quentin Tarantino-directed movie “Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood” pictures these vintage scenes through rose-colored glasses. 

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News

DDS disallows use of meal swipes at snack bars

By Claire Kardesch | October 4, 2019

Starting this term, Dartmouth Dining Services has introduced new hours and Starbucks products at Novack Café and has disallowed the use of meal swipes at the College’s snack bars. 

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Opinion

Zaman and Ryu: All-American Education

By Raniyan Zaman and Leah Ryu | October 3, 2019

Earlier this September, the Department of Education ordered sweeping changes to a Middle Eastern studies program run jointly by Duke University and the University of North Carolina. 

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Opinion

Allard: Give Trudeau Another Try

By Sydney Allard | October 3, 2019

Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau is the latest public figure to fall from grace. 

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Opinion

Shi: A Vulnerable Campus

By Katie Shi | October 3, 2019

The beginning of the school year has seen myriad changes at Dartmouth, not all of them necessarily good.

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News

Study abroad programs see higher grades, per College report

By Pierce Wilson | October 3, 2019

For the past decade, the average GPA in classes taken on language study abroad programs, language study abroad plus programs and foreign study programs has been significantly higher than the average GPA in classes taken on campus, according to an internal College report obtained by The Dartmouth. 

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Opinion

Knight: Remembering Robert Hunter

By Thomas Knight | October 3, 2019

Robert Hunter, one of the psychedelic era’s foremost songwriters, died last Monday, finishing what was certainly a long, strange trip around and around the sun.

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News

Government department to offer PPE major

By Ioana Andrada Pantelimon | October 3, 2019

Starting this fall, Dartmouth’s government department will offer three new modified majors, collectively called politics, philosophy and economics.

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Cartoon

Pike: It'll Have to Make Do

By Charlie Pike | October 3, 2019

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News

West House offers snack bar currency at community events

By Amber Bhutta | October 3, 2019

The West House executive board recently reintroduced “West Bucks,” a form of currency that West House residents may receive at select house community events that can be exchanged for food at the student-run “Snack Shack.” As a continuation of an initiative that began last spring, West Bucks has seen a number of improvements since its inception.

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Arts

‘The Politics of Pink’ explores notions of femininity, fragility

By Mia Russo | October 3, 2019

When someone mentions the word “pink,” what images come to mind? Maybe you picture a little baby girl in her light-pink nursery, pink-frosted gender-reveal cakes or the new millennial pink that covers dorm rooms and stores across the country. Whatever you think of, it is most likely related to girls and traditional femininity. 

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