News

Q&A with Hanover fire department chief Martin McMillan

By Emily Fagell | October 28, 2022

McMillan reflects on the College’s relationship with Hanover emergency services and the dangers of student intoxication

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News

Editors' Note: Homecoming Issue 2022

By Emily Fagell , Taylor Haber and Marius DeMartino | October 28, 2022

Alumni return to campus during a time of rekindling old memories

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Opinion

Mullins: Why is it Harder for Women to Get Into Dartmouth?

By Kyle Mullins | October 28, 2022

The impending end of racial affirmative action should lead Dartmouth to rethink all the sacred cows of its admissions process — including the 50/50 gender split.

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Opinion

Lane: Let’s Invest in Students. Drop the Medians

By Thomas Lane | October 28, 2022

By allowing departments to enforce maximum median grades, Dartmouth only hurts its brand, mission and students’ future prospects and mental health.

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Opinion

Gart: Let’s Grab A Meal Sometime

By Jeremy Gart | October 28, 2022

Fraternity rush might be a better system than its sorority counterpart, but it’s still flawed — and deserves scrutiny.

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Mirror

When Life Gives You … Apples?

By Gretchen Bauman | October 28, 2022

One writer examines her sophomore slump and its cure: apple picking.

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Mirror

We Reap What We Sow

By Selin Hos | October 28, 2022

One Floridian writer reflects on the impacts of Hurricane Ian and support systems at Dartmouth.

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Mirror

When The Student Becomes the Teacher

By Tess Bowler | October 28, 2022

One writer takes a look at those who have gotten the chance to experience Dartmouth from multiple perspectives: as both students and teachers.

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Arts

The West End: A New Frontier for the College

By Marius DeMartino | October 28, 2022

An exploration of the art and architecture underlying Dartmouth’s recent West End construction.

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Arts

Reimagining the Arts at Dartmouth: The Hopkins Center Renovations

By Gianna Totani | October 28, 2022

The upcoming Hop renovations will fundamentally change Dartmouth’s art scene.

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Sports

Big Green football content with students’ support for the sport despite alumni concerns

By Will Dehmel | October 28, 2022

“The world has changed,” head coach Buddy Teevens ’79 said, who believes declining in-person student attendance does not necessarily determine football’s popularity on campus.

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Sports

Climbing gym seeks improvement through revised policies, better student access

By Maia Stewart | October 28, 2022

Nearly eight months after reopening, the campus climbing gym intends to reach new post-pandemic heights, co-directors say.

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News

First matriculated Dartmouth women share experiences and lessons learned, 50 years later

By Emily Fagell | August 31, 2022

The first co-ed class matriculated at Dartmouth in September 1972, fifty years ago. 

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News

Q&A with outgoing College President Phil Hanlon

By Adriana James-Rodil | August 31, 2022

Hanlon discusses his most memorable moments at the College, as well as what he hopes to accomplish this coming year before his retirement in June 2023. 

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News

More than just a primary: New Hampshire politics keeps voters and legislators engaged in local communities

By Taylor Haber | August 31, 2022

With a notoriously centrist electorate and a large state legislature, legislators share that New Hampshire’s government and voting patterns are unparalleled in the rest of the nation.

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News

Since 1972 inception, Native and Indigenous studies, programming expand

By Cassandra Montemayor Thomas | August 31, 2022

The Native American and Indigenous Studies department and the Native American Program have seen substantial changes throughout their history.

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News

'I don’t care how you dance’: First-Year Trips maintains traditions, grows

By Lauren Adler | August 31, 2022

While many aspects of Trips have evolved over time, some have been part of the program for decades.

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News

College's off-campus study programs undergo change

By Thomas Brown | August 31, 2022

Despite adaptations or cuts to its overall programming and an 18-month hiatus due to the pandemic, the Guarini Institute currently offers 79 distinct off-campus programs for students.

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News

Q&A with new Hanover town manager Alex Torpey

By Jacob Strier | August 31, 2022

Torpey discussed his work in municipal government, his vision for Hanover and the importance of healthy local government.  

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News

Students, community members share best fall Upper Valley spots

By Carly Retterer | August 31, 2022

Students and outdoor enthusiasts discussed their favorite trails during the fall season, as well as tips to view the foliage. 

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