Tennis icon Roger Federer to speak at 2024 Commencement ceremony
Federer will receive an honorary degree along with several other individuals who have not yet been disclosed.
Federer will receive an honorary degree along with several other individuals who have not yet been disclosed.
Safety and Security removed flags — including the LGBTQ+ pride flag, the flag of Palestine and the Israeli flag — from outside student windows.
Hanover’s recent snowstorm follows a winter of low snowfall and disrupted campus traditions.
The development of artificial general intelligence reaffirms the importance of a liberal arts education.
The men’s cross country and track and field programs need a leadership overhaul.
One writer reflects on the seemingly insignificant moments from winter term.
One writer explores the intellectual pursuits — or lack thereof — of Dartmouth students.
One writer explores smaller-scale traditions within Dartmouth friend groups and other campus communities.
One writer investigates Hanover’s law against biking on sidewalks and student resistance toward the ban.
One writer talks to students about what it’s like to own a car on campus.
State representative Sharon Nordgren died at age 80 during her 18th consecutive term as representative.
In November 2023, The Dartmouth surveyed members of the Class of 2027 regarding their inability to enter fraternities and sororities for the majority of fall term.
During spring break, the Dartmouth Outing Club led five subsidized expedition trips.
A new political party must be formed for classical and pragmatic conservatives following the populist right-wing takeover of the Republican Party.
Following recent unionization efforts from the Dartmouth men’s basketball team, Rob Daisley ’80 has questions about the future of college varsity sports.
The gift, totaling more than $150 million, will be used to support financial aid for current and future undergraduates — starting next academic year — and scholarships at the Tuck School of Business.
The College is challenging the regional National Labor Relations Board’s ruling that members of the basketball team are considered employees.
Dartmouth defeats Harvard 76-69 in their final contest of the season behind Dusan Neskovic’s 21 points.
The men’s basketball team formally voted on Tuesday to join the SEIU Local 560, a critical step in their historic mission to unionize.