Activism and the Administration: How Dartmouth’s Leaders Have Reacted to Student Protests Over Decades

Two writers examine how the relationship between campus activists and administrative leaders has evolved throughout the College’s history.

Tapping, Tunnels and the Tomb: The Development of Dartmouth’s Senior Societies

One writer investigates the development of senior societies on campus and discusses the rumors that surround them today. 

Spotlight on Parliamentary Debate

Dartmouth’s Parliamentary Debate team made great strides in both competitive achievements and fostering inclusivity, resulting in placing as world semifinalists.

Students Discuss Challenges to Campus Activism

Students said that barriers to activist movements on campus include student body demographics, a culture of apathy and administrative uncooperativeness. 

Romanticizing the Winter Term

Students reflect on the winter season at Dartmouth over the years and the traditions that define it.

Editors’ Note: Winter Carnival Special Issue 2024

This Winter Carnival arrives during a polarizing time at Dartmouth, although there’s still fun to be had. 

What Could It Mean? Exploring Art’s Relationship to Activism at Dartmouth

Students and faculty at Dartmouth reflect on how their artistic endeavors have strived to catalyze social change.

Trends: What Makes a Good Movie Soundtrack?

The debate about whether a soundtrack’s virality or musical complexity constitutes a successful movie soundtrack remains controversial with the rise of social media.

Men’s basketball pushes closer toward unionization, reflecting trends at Dartmouth, national discussions

The National Labor Relations Board recently ruled that Dartmouth men’s basketball players are College employees and ordered an election to vote on unionization.

Spotlight on Dartmouth Figure Skating

Figure skating is not only a six-time national championship-winning team but also a community of fierce skaters who support one another.

Tuck School of Business hosts College President Sian Beilock to discuss free speech

The event was part of Tuck’s Crucial Conversation series, a part of Beilock’s Dartmouth Dialogues initiative.

Q&A with Chabad Rabbi Moshe Gray

Gray spoke with The Dartmouth about his recent visit to Israel to rethink Birthright’s curriculum in the context of the Israel-Hamas War. 

Dartmouth Student Government discusses mental health, zoning amendments

DSG met to cover student issues and discuss their support for zoning proposals. 

Sweeney: Cafe Apocalypse

SEIU, Dartmouth men’s basketball players respond to NLRB ruling

On Monday, the NLRB ruled that Dartmouth men’s basketball players are university employees and can host a union election. The team anticipates Dartmouth appealing the regional director’s decision but remains confident in the national board.

Spotlight on Dartmouth Domestic Study Programs

One writer spotlights how Dartmouth Domestic Study Programs operate and why students choose to go on them.