Student band Milk epitomizes Dartmouth culture of live music
Milk, an all-senior band, looks to end on a high note with Battle of the Bands and WoodstocKDE.
Milk, an all-senior band, looks to end on a high note with Battle of the Bands and WoodstocKDE.
Varsity distance runner and former Sports editor Jason Norris ’24 contemplates the success of his team’s synergy at the George Davis Invitational.
The Big Green women’s softball team has proved to be a competitor in the Ivy League, but the team struggles to gain successful momentum.
Frank, this year’s Battle of the Bands winner and a student DJ will also perform at the event.
From April 21 to April 30, the Dartmouth community will celebrate the 53rd Earth Day through a series of pop-up shops, speakers and workshops.
Ca Lam was one of three Dartmouth scholars in 2023 to win the prestigious American Council of Learned Societies fellowship.
Nyhan was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in April.
Dartmouth students must get more involved with Student Government elections.
Dartmouth has become a pipeline for consulting and investment banking. It’s time that changed.
Spilled Ink is the only active poetry club on campus, offering a welcoming space for writers at Dartmouth.
This week, arts events in Hanover include a performance of the play “Fairview” at the Hopkins Center for the Arts and Clarion Choir’s “All-Night-Vigil” at Rollins Chapel.
The thrilling rugby 7s division championships meant multiple Big Green victories in Ivy League competition at Brophy Field in Hanover.
Rain and a poor first round were no hurdle for the Big Green, who took home third with four top-ten finishes.
In this week’s look ahead, softball takes on Princeton at the Chase Field Complex, heavyweight rowing hosts the Lake Morey Invite in Fairlee, Vermont, and men’s lacrosse celebrates Senior Day against Brown.
Chiriboga and Ortiz won uncontested elections for Student Government president and vice president on April 26.
For the first time since the pandemic began, Muslim students observed iftar — a post-sunset meal — in communal spaces.
Following the 2023 Consolidated Appropriations Act, approximately 103,000 state residents may no longer be eligible for Medicaid.
College administration and Hanover officials should cooperate to organize fairs, fundraisers and other events between students and the town.
1,231 ballots were cast in the presidential election, down 15% from last year and 19% from 2021’s election.