Student Government Senate discusses free speech codes, dining funds at weekly meeting
DSG Senators recounted their meetings with campus officials on mental health, student dissent policies and the economics of Dartmouth Dining.
DSG Senators recounted their meetings with campus officials on mental health, student dissent policies and the economics of Dartmouth Dining.
Students who hail from states with strong political leanings said that they are eager to vote in New Hampshire due to its swing state status.
Hindu student organization Shanti planned a series of events for Dartmouth students to participate in Diwali traditions.
Smarter investments, not indiscriminate fossil fuel divestment, should guide Dartmouth’s climate-conscious financial decisions.
President Beilock’s reaction to the arrests of student protestors threatens free speech on campus.
The low ranking of Dartmouth as a space for free speech is unfair, but we must grapple with how to ensure we respect intellectual diversity and reduce echo chambers on campus.
Israeli apartheid stretches from the Mediterranean Sea to the Jordan River.
Students detail the mental health side of the “Dartmouth bubble,” as well as their methods for escaping the campus environment.
The preeminent gospel group on campus blends backgrounds and beliefs in their vibrant, upbeat performances.
Professor Mankin discusses the journey to his current work, his reflections on his research and his opinions on the future of climate change.
One writer explores how the economics and government departments distributively grade their students.
Student arts groups discuss how they have dealt with the construction of the new Hopkins Center.
One writer investigates why students take four-course terms and tips for success in a four-course term.
The 2024 Republican presidential candidate spoke to The Dartmouth about his campaign and former President Donald Trump.
The change comes after other dining restrictions, such collecting student IDs at ’53 Commons for students taking a Green2Go meal.
Christie spoke about his 2024 presidential bid as part of the “Path to the Presidency” event series.
On Nov. 2, Phil Gramm delivered a speech titled “Is Growing Economic Inequality a Myth?”
Maya Beauvineau ’26 responds to a recent article on Fossil Free Dartmouth’s “Investigating Irving” report, which she co-authored.
Aidan Muller ’27 responds to comments from Dartmouth Dining director Jon Plodzik in an interview regarding new Green2Go restrictions.