Keep on Trekking: Reflections of a DOC Fifty Hiker

One hiker of the Fifty wrestles with the bittersweetness of reaching the midpoint of his Dartmouth career after embarking on the 53-mile hike.

Reflection: The Last Summer

Adrienne Murr ’25 reflects on her summer and youth, capturing her sentiments in a playlist.

A Universally Fun Summer: Sophomore Summer for Professors

Two Dartmouth professors — Cal Newport ’04 and Sarah Smith — share their views on being in Hanover during sophomore summer.

Q&A with Claire VeNard, newly appointed Dartmouth Athletics chief of staff

Claire VeNard reflects on how her past as an athlete and administrator at Notre Dame have prepared her for the role.

Q&A with new women’s rowing head coach John Graves

Graves brings his experience as the Dartmouth men’s heavyweight assistant coach to the role. 

‘I’m normal’: Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson focuses on anti-Trump rhetoric during Hanover campaign stop

The former Arkansas governor spoke at the “Path to the Presidency” speaker series hosted by the Dartmouth Political Union and the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy.

College launches Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life

The Office of Communications announced the creation of the Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life, a research center studying the Black diaspora.

Karen Liot Hill ’00 to seek 2024 Democratic nomination for second Executive Council district

The Lebanon City Councilor, At-Large is the first elected official to declare her candidacy for the race. 

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Review: The Chicks are fearlessly political in world tour

Armita Mirkarimi ’25 reviews The Chicks 2023 Tour after seeing them in concert in Gilford, New Hampshire. 

Review: Maggie Rogers’s “Summer of ’23” tour showcases her growth as an artist

Faye Benjamin ’25 reviews Maggie Rogers’s concert in Portland, Maine. 

The Fairlee Drive-In Movie Theater continues to offer summer fun in the Upper Valley

Owner Peter Trapp reflects on the drive-in’s 73-year history, while Dartmouth students remain excited about the future of the drive-in. 

Dartmouth baseball players step up to the plate in summer league ball

Dartmouth baseball athletes discuss summer league ball in the midst of sophomore summer.

President Beilock announces changes to senior leadership team to go into effect Sept. 1

The administration begins a search for an inaugural health and wellness officer and redistributes responsibilities as Executive Vice President Rick Mills prepares to leave Dartmouth.

Geisel professor emeritus Michael Fanger dies at age 83

The immunologist formerly served as the Microbiology and Immunology department chair at the Geisel School of Medicine.

New updates arise in antitrust lawsuit accusing Dartmouth and other universities of conspiring to restrict financial aid

Updates in the suit include Dartmouth’s lawyer’s admission that the College has considered donations when making admissions decisions, and that Dartmouth will no longer assert the “Exemption Defense.”

President Beilock holds private Q&A session for Greek student leaders

The event centered on positive aspects of Greek life and discussed how to make these spaces safer and more welcoming.