Mirror

What Is There To Do During the ‘Frat Ban?’

By Aubrey King and Aditi Gupta | September 27, 2023

Two writers investigate dry and open to campus events and explore Dartmouth’s freshmen social scene in light of the “frat ban.” 

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Mirror

The Quest for ‘48’: Students Attempt to Hike New Hampshire 4,000 Footers

By Caroline Steib | September 27, 2023

One writer documents student attempts to hike all 48 4,000 footers in New Hampshire’s White Mountain Range. 

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Mirror

Spotlight on the International Student Pre-Orientation Program

By Bennett Mosk | September 27, 2023

One writer explores how international student mentors support new international students when they arrive in Hanover.

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Mirror

Dinks at Dartmouth: The Growing Pickleball Culture

By Tyler Amell-Angst and Bennett Mosk | September 27, 2023

Casual and avid student pickleballers alike reflect on the growth of the game at Dartmouth. 

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Mirror

Downward Dog in the Woods: Spotlight on Yoga at Hanover

By Annabelle Zhang and Ria Parikh | September 27, 2023

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Mirror

Editors’ Note

By Omala Snyder and Street Roberts | September 27, 2023

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News

Princeton professor delivers inaugural Wright Center lecture

By Kent Friel | September 26, 2023

On Sept. 20, Dr. Ruha Benjamin delivered lecture “Utopia, Dystopia, or… Ustopia?” on the social implications of technological progress.

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Opinion

Opinion Asks: ’27s on President Beilock’s First Year

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | September 26, 2023

Class of 2027 Opinion writers tell us what they would like to see new College President Beilock address during her first year.

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Arts

Review: Doja Cat’s New Album ‘Scarlet’ Fails to Deliver

By Joe Daher | September 25, 2023

While “Scarlet” shows Doja Cat’s undeniable talent, its lack of cohesion cripples the success of the album as a whole.

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Arts

‘A Haunting in Venice’ Is Kenneth Branagh’s Best Poirot Film Yet, but Still Falls a Bit Short

By Jessica Sun Li | September 25, 2023

Despite great acting and cinematography, “A Haunting in Venice” feels uncommitted to any genre.

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Sports

Men’s tennis makes strides in singles play at Dartmouth’s annual fall invitational

By Ava Politis | September 25, 2023

This weekend, men’s tennis faced off against Boston University, Brown University and Williams College, leading in singles but falling short in doubles.

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News

Highlights from President Sian Leah Beilock’s inaugural address

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | September 23, 2023

Beilock outlined five “key areas of focus” for her tenure, which included mental health and creating brave spaces.

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News

Sian Leah Beilock, Dartmouth’s first female president, is inaugurated

By Taylor Haber and Ben Fagell | September 22, 2023

The College’s 19th president pledges to address mental health, communication and climate, among other issues.

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News

Dartmouth to hold inauguration for President Sian Leah Beilock

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | September 22, 2023

Sian Leah Beilock will become Dartmouth’s 19th and first female president at an inauguration slated for today on the Green.

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News

Fourth annual Omondi Obura Peak Bag to fundraise for campus mental health resources

By Emilia Williams | September 22, 2023

Dartmouth alumni have raised more than $250,000 since the event’s founding in 2020.

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Opinion

Lim: Bonding

By Lauren Lim | September 22, 2023

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Opinion

Verbum Ultimum: A Step in the Right Direction

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | September 22, 2023

The College’s new time away for medical reasons policy includes excellent changes that will benefit students, but in practice, some provisions may still put students at risk.

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Opinion

Modisett: Sleep Deprivation Man

By Gabriel Modisett | September 22, 2023

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Arts

Review: ‘Poor Things’ and Telluride Prove That Cinema Is Here To Stay

By Sahil Koul | September 22, 2023

Yorgos Lanthimos’s latest achievement was a jaw-dropper at Saturday’s Telluride screenings.

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Arts

Before the Curtain: Arts on Campus Week 3

By Emma Coulter | September 22, 2023

Arts on campus this week feature violin performances from the Hopkins Center’s resident violinist Johnny Gandelsman, the Hood Museum fall opening and live band karaoke at Sawtooth Kitchen.

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