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News

Palestinian and Muslim students express fear in the wake of Burlington attack

By Arizbeth Rojas and Navyaa Mittal | February 9, 2024

Since the attack, students and community members have expressed grief and frustration towards the College for its lack of response. 

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News

Students gear up for an ‘out of this world’ Winter Carnival

By Amoli Agarwal | February 9, 2024

The Winter Carnival Committee collaborates with the Dartmouth Physics and Astronomy Society for this year’s carnival.

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Opinion

de Wolff: All Politics Are Local

By Thomas de Wolff | February 9, 2024

Young Americans should not give up on being politically involved in their communities despite the messiness of federal politics.

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Opinion

Montalbano: NATO must support Taiwan

By Luke Montalbano | February 9, 2024

Luke Montalbano ’27 argues that NATO member nations must support Taiwan in the protection of its sovereignty. 

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Opinion

Adkins: Alienated Arab Americans Will Be a Decisive Force in the 2024 Election

By David Adkins | February 9, 2024

Arab Americans will have a far greater effect on the 2024 election than we previously thought.

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Mirror

Activism and the Administration: How Dartmouth’s Leaders Have Reacted to Student Protests Over Decades

By Thomas Weaver and Emily Wadlow | February 9, 2024

Two writers examine how the relationship between campus activists and administrative leaders has evolved throughout the College’s history.

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Mirror

Tapping, Tunnels and the Tomb: The Development of Dartmouth’s Senior Societies

By Gretchen Bauman | February 9, 2024

One writer investigates the development of senior societies on campus and discusses the rumors that surround them today. 

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Mirror

Spotlight on Parliamentary Debate

By Katherine Ginger | February 9, 2024

Dartmouth’s Parliamentary Debate team made great strides in both competitive achievements and fostering inclusivity, resulting in placing as world semifinalists.

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Mirror

Students Discuss Challenges to Campus Activism

By Annabelle Zhang | February 9, 2024

Students said that barriers to activist movements on campus include student body demographics, a culture of apathy and administrative uncooperativeness. 

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Mirror

Romanticizing the Winter Term

By Sofia Ortiz | February 9, 2024

Students reflect on the winter season at Dartmouth over the years and the traditions that define it.

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Mirror

Editors’ Note: Winter Carnival Special Issue 2024

By Celine Choi , Jeremiah Rayban and Ramsey Alsheikh | February 9, 2024

This Winter Carnival arrives during a polarizing time at Dartmouth, although there’s still fun to be had. 

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Arts

What Could It Mean? Exploring Art’s Relationship to Activism at Dartmouth

By Caitlin FitzMaurice | February 9, 2024

Students and faculty at Dartmouth reflect on how their artistic endeavors have strived to catalyze social change.

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Arts

Trends: What Makes a Good Movie Soundtrack?

By Emily Broome | February 9, 2024

The debate about whether a soundtrack’s virality or musical complexity constitutes a successful movie soundtrack remains controversial with the rise of social media.

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Sports

Men’s basketball pushes closer toward unionization, reflecting trends at Dartmouth, national discussions

By Emilia Williams | February 9, 2024

The National Labor Relations Board recently ruled that Dartmouth men’s basketball players are College employees and ordered an election to vote on unionization.

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Sports

Spotlight on Dartmouth Figure Skating

By Ava Politis | February 9, 2024

Figure skating is not only a six-time national championship-winning team but also a community of fierce skaters who support one another.

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News

Female leaders reflect on Beilock’s presidency, history of coeducation and current issues

By Aditi Gupta | October 20, 2023

Female administrators and student leaders discussed improvements in Dartmouth’s attitudes toward women since the start of coeducation, though said there is still room for improvement.

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News

After discovery of Native remains last spring, anthropology department and Hood Museum make progress on accountability

By Jeremiah Rayban | October 20, 2023

The College launched a group to delineate future procedures regarding the handling of Native remains, while the anthropology department and Hood Museum are hiring new individuals to manage their inventories.

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