Mirror

Reflection: Why Do We Swim Against the Current?

By Selin Hos | February 21, 2024

On the eve of her 21st birthday, one writer explores her expectations of perfection and how she has grappled with a desire to not let go.

---

Mirror

A Changed Club: Spotlight on the Dartmouth Prison Justice Initiative

By Kalina Duncheva | February 21, 2024

Members of DPJI emphasize the group’s recent focus on social justice and their work with the Dismas House. 

---

Mirror

What's Left Unsaid? Taboo Topics At Dartmouth

By Jae In Kim | February 21, 2024

One writer investigates what topics students find controversial and how they intersect with campus culture. 

---

Mirror

Let's Make Something: Spotlight on the Dartmouth Machine Shop

By Helen Deng | February 21, 2024

One writer talks to the MShop staff, interns and engineering students about their experiences in the MShop.

---

Mirror

Editor's Note

By Street Roberts | February 21, 2024

---

News

Stuart Wilkie, Parents and Grandparents Fund Office managing director, dies

By Elle Muller | February 20, 2024

Remembered for his “talent for building relationships across divisions,” Wilkie died on Wednesday, Feb. 14. 

---

News

Q&A with Paperboy Love Prince

By Selin Hos | February 20, 2024

Prince is an artist, activist and perennial political candidate currently running for president as a member of the Democratic Party. 

---

News

Winter 2024 ice skating rink tracker

By Daniel Modesto | February 20, 2024

The College determined on Feb. 20 that the ice is stable enough for the rink to stay open for the near future.

---

Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Understand the History of Climate Change, Don’t Forget It

By Aidan Muller | February 20, 2024

Aidan Muller ’27 responds to calls to move on from the past in addressing climate change. 

---

Opinion

Moyse: The Best Way To Create Brave Spaces

By Eli Moyse | February 20, 2024

If Dartmouth wants to lead the way on free speech issues in the coming decades, the school must embrace a policy of institutional neutrality to let students and faculty speak freely.

---

News

Eight students begin hunger strike, protest College’s response to Israel-Hamas War

By Madeline Fisher | February 19, 2024

Students have initiated the hunger strike in reaction to “months of apathetic, cruel and provocative measures taken by the Beilock administration in reaction to the ongoing genocide in Gaza.” 

---

News

Q&A with Inaugural Chief Health and Wellness Officer Estevan Garcia

By Jeremiah Rayban | February 19, 2024

Garcia previously served as Chief Medical Officer for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and has an extensive background in pediatric medicine.

---

News

Freeze-thaw cycle causes early mud season in Hanover

By Molly Ryan | February 19, 2024

Environmental studies professor Shersingh Joseph Tumber-Dávila discusses environmental impacts and causes for early mud seasons. 

---

News

Dialogue Project hosts visiting professors to discuss the fall of the Caliphate

By Alex Rockmore | February 19, 2024

Professor Yoav Di-Capua of the University of Texas and professor Jonathan Laurence of Boston College analyzed the history of the Caliphate’s abolition and its impact on the Middle East.

---

News

Russian exile Pavel Sulyandziga visits Dartmouth

By Chaeyoon Ok | February 19, 2024

Sulyandziga discussed his experiences facing Russian charges of espionage and collusion, leading to his protracted bid to gain asylum in the U.S. 

---

Arts

Hood exhibition “Gilded: Contemporary Artists Explore Value and Worth” prompts viewers to look closer

By Lila Mahdi | February 19, 2024

The latest loan exhibition at The Hood explores societal values through the use of gold in art.

---

Arts

Marcello Hernandez headlines Programming Board’s Valentine’s Day comedy show

By Jessica Sun Li | February 19, 2024

Opened by comedian and podcaster Maddie Wiener, Saturday Night Live star Marcello Hernandez performed at Collis Common Ground to an audience of around 200 students.

---

Sports

Men’s hockey shuts out Clarkson, wins shoot-out against St. Lawrence

By Ava Politis and Lauren Groulx | February 19, 2024

Men’s hockey sweeps weekend games against ECAC opponents with a 3-0 shutout win against Clarkson and a 4-4 shoot-out against St. Lawrence.

---

Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Birthright Is Designed To Obfuscate, Not Educate

By Joe Fausey | February 16, 2024

While supporters of Taglit-Birthright advertise it as an apolitical and educational program, in reality it propagates an incomplete and misleading image of Israel. 

---

Cartoon

Adjei: What Did You Do Over Winterim?

By Stephen Adjei | February 16, 2024

---