News

Greenland's ice sheet is melting at the fastest rate in centuries

By Allison Hufford | April 10, 2018

This past month, earth science professor Erich Osterberg published a paper proving that the melt rates of the Greenland ice sheet are the highest they have been since A.D.

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Arts

Review: “Ready Player One” is a lesson in regressive nostalgia

By Sebastian Wurzrainer | April 10, 2018

Despite its spectacular visuals, "Ready Player One" lacks the storyline and characters it needs to be anything more than a nostalgic fanboy film.

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Arts

Student Spotlight: Danica Rodriguez ’18 rethinks casting

By Ileana Sung | April 10, 2018

Film major Danica Rodriguez '18 exposes the media industry's biased casting in her senior thesis project, an installation that will be displayed in the BVAC.

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Arts

Review: “Hitler versus Picasso” tackles WWII’s unfinished business

By Sophia Stone | April 10, 2018

"Hitler versus Picasso" provides a compelling view into the wartime exploits of a regime obsessed with cultural creation and destruction.

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Opinion

Cook: Housing Games

By Caroline Cook | April 10, 2018

Cook looks at room draw through a Hunger Games lens.

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Opinion

Szuhaj: More Tech Isn’t Always Better

By Ben Szuhaj | April 10, 2018

Modern interest in technological self-improvement is part of a historical apprehension.

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Opinion

Truong: Buzz Cuts, Buzz Words

By Valerie Truong | April 10, 2018

Buzz cuts on women should not be politicized.

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Opinion

Saklad: More Than Words

By Avery Saklad | April 10, 2018

The Night of Solidarity risks feigning action with inaction.

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Sports

Griffith’s Got Stats: NCAA Basketball Championship Overview

By Evan Griffith | April 9, 2018

In a basketball season marked by parity and scandal, it was only fitting that the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship was won by a team which made one of the most dominant runs in recent history while led by a clean-cut coach, referring both to his lack of involvement in the most recent benefits scandal and to the fact that he’s always dressed to the nines with his suits. The Villanova University Wildcats, the 1-seed in the East Region, defeated the University of Michigan Wolverines, the 3-seed in the West Region, 79-62 last Monday.

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Sports

Senior Spring: Alvin Heumann ’18 plans to go professional

By Caitlyn McGovern | April 9, 2018

Four years and countless matches later, Alvin Heumann ’18 has reached the end of his incredible career with Dartmouth squash.

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Sports

Heavyweight rowing sees young additions in top boat

By Justin Kramer | April 9, 2018

The varsity eight for Dartmouth men’s heavyweight rowing has a new look this season with a trio of freshmen and a mix of three sophomores and a junior replacing their five departed rowers.

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Sports

Dartmouth Football hires new wide-receiver coach, Dave Shula ’81

By Maya Moten | April 9, 2018

Dartmouth football head coach Buddy Teevens ’79 officially announced the hiring of wide receiver coach Dave Shula ’81 two weeks ago, marking a drastic change in the football staff for the upcoming 2018-19 football season. Hailing from Lexington, Kentucky, Shula has had an extensive background in the National Football League, having spent one year as a player for the then-Baltimore Colts and nearly 15 years as a coach for the Miami Dolphins, Dallas Cowboys and Cincinnati Bengals.

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Sports

​Honorable Mention: Highs and Lows

By Ray Lu | April 9, 2018

To my one reader (hello mother): welcome to week three. In the long, bittersweet race to the end of senior spring, we will encounter many highs and lows.

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Sports

The Weekend Roundup: Week 3

By Jake Philhower , Sabena Allen and Caitlyn McGovern | April 9, 2018

Track and Field Men’s track and field travelled this weekend with stops in Princeton, New Jersey for the Sam Howell Invitational and New Haven, Connecticut for Yale’s Mark Young Invitational.

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News

Sigma Phi Epsilon suspended by national, under membership review

By Alexa Green | April 6, 2018

The National Board of Directors of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity voted on March 26 to conduct a membership review of the New Hampshire Alpha chapter, located at Dartmouth.

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News

Acceptance rate for the Class of 2022 hit a record-low 8.7 percent

By Rachel Pakianathan | April 6, 2018

Dartmouth offered 1,925 students admission to the Class of 2022, accepting a record-low 8.7 percent of the 22,033 students who applied this cycle.

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News

After short tenure, Title IX coordinator steps down

By Gigi Grigorian | April 6, 2018

Allison O’Connell stepped down today as the College’s Title IX coordinator and Clery Act compliance officer.

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News

Authors dispute Trump’s interpretation of Dartmouth study

By Abigail Mihaly | April 6, 2018

During a visit to New Hampshire on March 16, President Donald Trump linked sanctuary cities with the opioid epidemic, citing a Dartmouth study in which sanctuary cities Lawrence and Lowell, Massachusetts surfaced as local fentanyl distribution centers.

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News

DartHub to replace BannerStudent

By Eileen Brady | April 6, 2018

On April 16, Banner Student will undergo its first update in a series of upcoming changes. Banner, the College’s student information system, will be renamed DartHub and have a redesigned home page that gives students the option to customize features.

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News

Nicholas Norwitz '18 wins Keasbey Scholarship

By Autumn Dinh | April 6, 2018

Biology major Nicholas Norwitz ’18 was recently awarded the Keasbey Scholarship, which will provide full funding for him to study at the University of Oxford for two years after he graduates from Dartmouth this June.

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