Che: Finding a Different View

From Hanover to Paris to Moosilauke, I’ve learned to be with myself.

Jury deliberations begin in rape case of Parker Gilbert ’16

In his closing statement for the defense on Wednesday, attorney Robert Cary ’86 said that his client, Parker Gilbert ’16, was not guilty of rape, and that the complainant’s claims were inconsistent with testimony from her former roommate.

Letter from the Editor: Creating a Constructive Dialogue

This weekend, we received dozens of emails from students concerned about the anonymity of reader comments on The Dartmouth's website.

College radio shows provide creative outlet for students

On the third floor of Robinson Hall, just past some small candy machines and rows of music records, sits the office of the College's broadcasting stations, where students come weekly to host radio shows. With music ranging from hip-hop to instrumental and shows from gossip chats to sports broadcasts, ...

Fake letters assess government efficiency

Using the postal service as an indicator of government efficiency, a Dartmouth economics professor and three other economists found that high-income countries are more effective in managing and responding to mail in an institutional environment unmarked by corruption.

The Man of Your Dreams: Ryan Lochte

Two words: Ryan Lochte. So much hotness we can't handle it. A sex symbol for the sport of swimming, Lochte finally catapulted into the media spotlight in the months leading up to the Olympics, taking advantage of Phelps' waning career to push himself forward as the next big swimmer.

Appalachian Trail turns 75, holds special events

Hunter van Adelsberg / The Dartmouth Staff This month, campus is likely to see more than its usual share of through-hikers as the Appalachian Trail celebrates its 75th anniversary.

Students attend Edinburgh International Film Festival on new FSP

Gavin Huang / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth students studying abroad at the Screen Academy Scotland at Napier University in Edinburgh, Scotland had a welcome surprise in June when the Olympic torch passed right outside their school, prompting loud excitement and a quick dash out of the classroom to join the "cheering crowds," according to film professor Jeffrey Ruoff.

Student Assembly to begin first-year mentoring

Student Assembly will implement a new first-year peer mentoring program in the fall to facilitate incoming students' transition to college.

Dear Old Dartmouth Had a Farm

Early Wednesday morning, I made my way out to the Dartmouth Organic Farm, where I hadn't been since the fall.

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Shane O'Neal '14 and Gil Whalen '14, co-hosts for the Big Green Scene radio show, prepare their latest broadcast.

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Kearney, Begor, Rogg and Zhong all achieved perfect 4.0s during their Dartmouth careers.

Members of the 2012 Directorate gathered in Casque and Gauntlet Senior Society on Friday evening to announce the incoming Directorate members.