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October 2, 2026
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The Method

(09/16/26 7:10am)

Walking past a Dartmouth language drill session, a student may hear a cacophony of words — a mix of broken sentences in Spanish, French, German or one of the other nine languages offered on campus. Each voice brings a new way of speaking the language: some words mispronounced; some accents perfect; words tumbling over each other as students repeat after the drill instructor and attempt to sound out syllables, paying close attention because they never know when they’re going to get called on.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2026/09/ehrlich-the-method

Taneja: An Unaffiliated Guide to Rush (or You’re Going to Be Okay)

(09/15/26 7:00am)

A year ago, I wrote an article in these pages arguing that Greek life at Dartmouth works because it’s exclusive, and that the open housing system fell apart because it wasn’t. Nobody guards a house they got for free. I believed it. I wrote it from the outside, before I’d rushed, and I acknowledged that at the time. I’ve since gone through sophomore fall and am unaffiliated. I think being on this side of the rush process is the only reason anything I have to say is worth saying, and the thing I most want to say is simple: You are going to be perfectly fine, and you should try to enjoy the process while it’s happening.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2026/09/taneja-an-unaffiliated-guide-to-rush-or-youre-going-to-be-okay

When ‘the old traditions fail’: The untold history of the alma mater

(09/04/26 9:05am)

Whether you’re a member of the Class of 2030 or the Class of 1988 or even the Class of 1894, you’ve heard Dartmouth’s alma mater, or at least some version of it. The familiar chords of “Dear Old Dartmouth” echo out from the Baker Library bells every day at 6 p.m. like clockwork. Before matriculation, freshmen sing the lyrics as they hold lit candles in the woods — and often think to themselves, “Did I just join a cult?” By the time students sing it at graduation, they hardly need the lyrics on their program. Those familiar words are already seared into “their muscles and their brains.”

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2026/09/when-the-old-traditions-fail-the-untold-history-of-the-alma-mater