Sororities see smaller fall rush classes, higher drop rate

Hovey Murals to be moved to off-campus storage facility

College President Phil Hanlon announced on Sept. 26 that the controversial Hovey Murals would be moved to an off-campus Hood Museum of Art storage facility following a recommendation submitted by the Hovey Murals study group.

Swinging, Skating, Sparring

Badminton The Dartmouth Badminton Club strives to be one of the most inclusive club sports on campus, with no experience necessary and no tryouts required.

​Sticking to Sports

He and his teammates line up, arms around one another’s shoulders. Fireworks erupt behind NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, who begins to speak.

​Griffith’s Got Stats

The announcers almost jinxed it, but I think everyone can finally say what fans in Austin, Texas have been hoping to say for a long time: Texas is back.

Martha Hennessey '76 relates physical assault at College

Amidst the fervor of the #MeToo movement and the recent Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh, New Hampshire state senator Martha Hennessey ’76 has spoken out about her personal experience with gender-based violence at the College in 1976. In September, Hennessey described an incident in which she, a female student in the early days of coeducation at the College, was beaten by a fraternity brother while attending a birthday party for a friend at a Greek house.

Budget presentation explores College finances

How does Dartmouth spend nearly $133,000 on each student? On Oct. 2, Dartmouth students had the opportunity to learn how at a presentation titled “Inside Dartmouth’s Budget.” Executive vice president Rick Mills, assistant vice president for finance Tricia Spellman and chief financial officer Mike Wagner hosted the presentation, which introduced Dartmouth’s organizational structure, revenue streams, expenses, tuition and financial aid calculations, and endowment.

Verbum Ultimum: All The Men We've Made

Elite campuses cannot continue to empower toxic and violent men.

Q&A with visiting professor Peter DeShazo

Peter DeShazo ’69 is a visiting professor in the Latin American, Latino and Caribbean Studies Department.

Allard: Independent Isn't Apathetic

The independence movement has a branding problem.

Review: Melissa McCarthy stuns in ‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’

“I have a hangover that is a real museum piece,” Lee Israel writes, imitating writer Dorothy Parker in a particularly famous forgery of Parker’s letters.

College seeks approval for $200 million Thayer expansion

On Tuesday, the College sought approval from the Hanover planning board to move forward with the Thayer School of Engineering’s $200 million donor-funded expansion.

Neukom Institute hosts inaugural award ceremony

On Monday, the College’s Neukom Institute for Computational Science hosted an inaugural award ceremony and panel discussion for the recipients of the 2018 Neukom Literary Arts Award in Speculative Fiction.

Mize: Vulnerability on Display

Emotions dominate the stand at the Kavanaugh hearing.

Malbreaux: In Defense of Testing

College entrance exams can be fair if they are reformed.