Holzer: Fake News: It’s Not You, It’s Me

The crisis of the media’s legitimacy lies in the audience, not the authors.

Student attends Google Earth Engine User Summit through WISP

It is not every day that people get to see their idols face-to-face. But for Shannon Sartain ’21, that was her reality when she had the chance to meet Rebecca Moore, who works on the team of creators of the Google Earth Engine, at the Google Earth Engine User Summit this summer in Dublin, Ireland. “I was so starstruck by her,” Sartain said.

What Are The Kids Saying These Days?

“Warm-cut through Blobby @now. Bring a fracket.” Unless you’re a student at Dartmouth, you probably have no idea what I just said.

Swag That Sticks: Laptops at Dartmouth

Seem and Seams: Appearance and Identity

This summer, a soon-to-be Dartmouth freshman texted me asking whether she should buy any articles of clothing in particular in preparation for her transition from our hometown of Lexington, Kentucky to the cold north.

"Pumpkin Blood" and Other Mondegreens

Sprawled across her sofa bed with our computers perched on our stomachs, my friend Sophia and I were tackling the study guide for our biology final.

Swag to Sway Employees

This summer, I traded my bathing suits and flip flops for business casual blazers and flats.

Fake It Until You Make It

Any kind of life transition puts your confidence to the test. The transition to Dartmouth, where it seems like every other person has created a business or cured a disease, is especially trying. 

Hidden Costs of Free Swag

Think about the t-shirts you own. How many did you actually buy? It’s almost impossible to resist the allure of free stuff, so swag from clubs, events, internships, Greek life and more is bound to accumulate in one’s closet.

Women in computer science attend Grace Hopper Conference

The Thayer School of Engineering and the College’s department of computer science sponsored 25 students’ attendance at the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computer Science from Sept.

Joe Asch ’79 deceased at 60

Joseph Asch ’79, a vocal commentator on the College through the website Dartblog, was reported as deceased today by Hanover Police captain Mark Bodanza. The police are currently investigating the death after responding to a medical call.

Annual security and fire safety report sees similar numbers

On Monday, Oct. 1, the College released the 2018 Clery Act Security and Fire Safety Report, reporting campus crime statistics from 2015 to 2017.

Perry: Rethinking Relationships

In the #MeToo era, can men and women finally be themselves? 

Review: ‘Venom’ is not worth the $15 ticket, unfortunately

When I was eight years old, I begged my mom for weeks to let me see “Iron Man.” I remember the excitement I felt when she finally relented and said yes.

Regan: Another Day at Dartmouth

If you don’t stop and do something different, you could miss out.

Review: 'Sorry to Bother You' is an insane, surrealist ride

There’s crazy, there’s satire, there’s dystopian, and then there’s “Sorry to Bother You.” Musician Boots Riley’s 2018 directorial debut takes place in an alternative-world Oakland — but don’t let the term “alternative-world” fool you.

Li Shen: The Comforts of Home

Don’t forget where you come from.

Zehner: The Full Brazilian

The rise of Brazilian populism was inevitable.