It Takes a Village

DREAM program offers mentorship to at-risk kids in the area while also helping college students grow themselves. 

Reflection: New Kid on the Block No Longer

After encountering some prospective ’27s, one writer reflects on her first year at Dartmouth. 

Spotlight on Dartmouth Ski Patrol: Winters at the ’Way

One writer investigates the culture and commitment of the student patrollers keeping the Dartmouth Skiway safe. 

Taking the Hypotenuse: Desire Paths on Campus

One writer details how student’s everyday journeys are made better by their favorite hidden paths around campus.

Seniors in the Studio

One writer talks to senior Studio Art majors about their artistic experience  at Dartmouth as they approach their final showcase.

Pride 2023 honors LGBTQ+ community

The annual LGBTQ+ community celebrations, which began on April 7, will feature the College’s first ever Pride parade.

Former Congressman Adam Kinzinger speaks on campus

Kinzinger, a member of the Jan. 6 Committee, spoke about his experiences investigating former President Donald Trump.

Plum Village monastic teachers visit Dartmouth

Senior monastic Dharma teachers visited Dartmouth this past week to lead guided meditation sessions, mindfulness presentations and discussions on topics such as climate change and wellbeing. 

Q&A with author Daisy Alpert Florin ’95 on debut novel ‘My Last Innocent Year’

Florin discusses the inspiration for her novel and advice for aspiring creative writers.

Senior Spotlight: Kolton Freeman reclasses to leave greater impact on baseball program

Freeman, one of two captains of the baseball team, will stick around for an additional year to build upon lessons learned from this difficult season.

Women’s rowing rings in Senior Day with four victories on Lake Morey

Women’s rowing finds success on Lake Morey this weekend, beating UMass and MIT in all four races on Senior Day. 

Swastika found on Green

The hate symbol drawn in the ground was reported to Safety and Security on Thursday morning.

New Election Planning and Advisory Committee campaign laws regulate vote-buying, election day rules

The Election Planning and Advisory Committee, which passed the new rules, oversees student elections.

New Hampshire Senate committee votes against controversial menstrual product bill

The bill, HB129, would require schools to distribute menstrual products through nurses and administrators, rather than in school bathrooms.

New Hampshire Senate committee votes against controversial menstrual product bill

The bill, HB129, would require schools to distribute menstrual products through nurses and administrators, rather than in school bathrooms.

New Hampshire State House passes budget

On April 6, the State House passed a $15.9 billion budget with the most bipartisan support in recent decades. 

Sweeney: What They Call It In France

Kaye: The House Always Wins