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Q&A with Truman Scholarship winner Gavin Fry ’25

By Jeremiah Rayban | April 18, 2024

Fry will use the scholarship to advance his human-focused approach to severe weather research.

Opinion

Montalbano: Optimism for Gender Parity in the Legal System

By Luke Montalbano | April 18, 2024

After speaking with former Canadian Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin, Luke Montalbano ’27 argues that — though we have made much progress in gender equality in the legal system — there is more work to be done.

Opinion

Nikcevic: As An Aspiring Screenwriter, AI Comedy Is Good, But Not Good Enough

By Nicolas Nikcevic | April 18, 2024

AI comedy may be impressive, but to earn recognition, it still has to jump the hurdle for great comedy: humanity.

Mirror

Reflection: Total Eclipse of My Life

By Allison Burg | April 17, 2024

Mirror

DOC Goes Digital: A Look Into the Impact of Trailhead

By Kalina Duncheva | April 17, 2024

One writer digs into Trailhead, the Dartmouth Outing Club’s online platform for outdoor excursions.

Mirror

Behind the Books: What’s Up With Grad Students

By Jae In Kim | April 17, 2024

One writer investigates the advantages and challenges that Dartmouth’s graduate students experience.

Mirror

Hanover’s Hidden Gems: Uncovering Students’ Lesser-Known Favorite Spots

By Caroline Livingston | April 17, 2024

One author gets an inside look at often overlooked spots both on and off campus.

Mirror

Best of the Best: The Reality of Having a Perfect GPA at Dartmouth

By Ella Scarola | April 17, 2024

Mirror

Editor's Note

By Tess Bowler | April 17, 2024

News

James Parker up for parole in May, 23 years after the Zantop murders

By Mary Lamberth | April 16, 2024

In 2002, Parker was convicted of second-degree murder for his role in the deaths of professors Half and Susanne Zantop.

News

Q&A with former vice presidential candidate Spike Cohen

By Annabelle Zhang | April 16, 2024

Cohen spoke about the future of the Libertarian Party and his opposition to gun control policies.

News

DSG discusses Polar Project expansion, potential adoption of biodegradable cups

By Annabelle Zhang | April 16, 2024

A motion to provide $1,000 in conditional funding for the Polar Project passed the Senate.

Opinion

Muller: Climate Change Doesn’t Care About Your Political Party

By Aidan Muller | April 16, 2024

Jean Charest’s talk on conservative environmentalism highlights the need for bipartisanship in addressing the climate crisis.

Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Dartmouth Alumni Should Not Be Excluded From Local Politics

April 16, 2024

Ben Katz ’26 questions a recent opinion piece discouraging Dartmouth alumni from running for New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District.

News

Dickey Center hosts conversation with former Swedish foreign affairs minister Margot Wallström

By Vidushi Sharma | April 15, 2024

Wallström, who also served as UN special representative on sexual violence, discussed feminist foreign policy in Sweden.

News

Former Québec premier Jean Charest discusses Canada’s history of conservative environmental policies

By Kelsey Wang | April 15, 2024

Charest’s lecture, titled “Conservative Environmentalism,” analyzed former Canadian prime minister Brian Mulroney and his environmentalist legacy.

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Arts

Spotlight on Exit 13: Student band stands out in Dartmouth’s crowded musical landscape

By John Renda | April 15, 2024

Student band Exit 13 has distinguished itself on campus by blending popular appeal with elements of jazz, funk and improvisation.

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Arts

Sanborn Library hosts translation panel

By Julia Zichy | April 15, 2024

On Friday afternoon, three professional translators participated in a panel, “The Bridge,” in Sanborn Library.

Sports

Q&A with first female NCAA Division I baseball player Olivia Pichardo

By Ava Politis | April 15, 2024

After joining Brown University's varsity baseball team in 2022, the sophomore utility player became the first woman to play the Division I sport.

Cartoons

Norris: It's a Bird, It's a Plane

April 13, 2024

Connor Norris '25 investigates the cultural implications of the total solar eclipse in his latest cartoon.

Q&A with Truman Scholarship winner Gavin Fry ’25

Montalbano: Optimism for Gender Parity in the Legal System

Nikcevic: As An Aspiring Screenwriter, AI Comedy Is Good, But Not Good Enough

Reflection: Total Eclipse of My Life

DOC Goes Digital: A Look Into the Impact of Trailhead

Behind the Books: What’s Up With Grad Students

Hanover’s Hidden Gems: Uncovering Students’ Lesser-Known Favorite Spots

Best of the Best: The Reality of Having a Perfect GPA at Dartmouth

Editor's Note

James Parker up for parole in May, 23 years after the Zantop murders

Q&A with former vice presidential candidate Spike Cohen

DSG discusses Polar Project expansion, potential adoption of biodegradable cups

Muller: Climate Change Doesn’t Care About Your Political Party

Letter to the Editor: Dartmouth Alumni Should Not Be Excluded From Local Politics

Dickey Center hosts conversation with former Swedish foreign affairs minister Margot Wallström

Former Québec premier Jean Charest discusses Canada’s history of conservative environmental policies

Spotlight on Exit 13: Student band stands out in Dartmouth’s crowded musical landscape

Sanborn Library hosts translation panel

Q&A with first female NCAA Division I baseball player Olivia Pichardo

Norris: It's a Bird, It's a Plane

Former Vice President Mike Pence gives talk on American democracy

The 2024 election live updates: Election Day comes to a close

Students react to election results

Keeping An Eye on the Storm

Faculty, alumni react to proposal to create school of Arts and Sciences