Arts

What We’re Reading: ‘Things in Nature Merely Grow’

By Charlotte Hampton | July 18, 2025

Editor-in-Chief Charlotte Hampton ’26 writes about the book she’s reading.

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Arts

Dartmouth group to put up original play in New York City next month

By Avery Lin and Julia Zichy | July 11, 2025

The original play “Be the Boy” by Eloise Langan ‘27 will premiere at The Tank in August.

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Arts

Sophomore summer performance groups provide unique opportunities for experimentation and growth

By Annabelle Zhang | July 11, 2025

Members of full-year performance groups join other groups this summer, expanding their artistic horizons.  

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Arts

‘28 Years Later’ is a strange, thrilling and strikingly original exercise in horror filmmaking

By Taylor Kruse | July 4, 2025

The mostly standalone sequel follows one boy’s coming of age in post-apocalyptic England nearly three decades after the outbreak of the zombifying “Rage Virus.” 

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Arts

Katseye’s new album ‘Beautiful Chaos’ is unapologetically bold, dynamic and creative

By Maria Hebling | July 4, 2025

The girl group’s sophomore album leans into playful sounds, honest stories and a unique chaos they fully own.

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Arts

Girl groups bring punk to Dartmouth

By Avery Lin | June 15, 2025

Members of past and current all-female bands talk about navigating the music scene at Dartmouth.

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Arts

Deep Cuts: Coming of Age

By Tess Bowler | June 15, 2025

One writer discusses her favorite coming of age movies which include debutante balls, a run-down mill town in North Carolina and everything in between. 

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Arts

Sylvie Benson ’25 sings for the trees

By Colby Martin | June 2, 2025

Benson has brought a unique blend of indie rock, folk and Celtic vocals to her bands and performances at Dartmouth.

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Arts

Q&A with Dartmouth Decibelles president on new album ‘Decisions’

By Amanda Adams | June 2, 2025

Eliza Goodyear discusses her time with the Decibelles and the a capella group’s latest album release.

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Arts

‘A place of welcome for anyone who writes creatively’: An off-campus writing space opens its doors

By Sophia Yao | May 30, 2025

The Literary Arts Bridge, which is run by the Creative Writing Program, will be fully operational this fall.

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Arts

Q&A with Ulla-Britt Libre ’25 on her creative nonfiction thesis

By Amanda Adams | May 30, 2025

Libre’s piece investigates the “spiral case,” the non consensual insertion of IUDs by the Denmark government into Inuit women in the 1960s.

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News

What We’re Reading: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Kurt Vonnegut

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | May 23, 2025

This week, editors are reading political nonfiction, poetry and Kurt Vonnegut. 

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Arts

The New Critic emerges as a pulpit for the young and perceptive

By Brendilou Armstrong | May 23, 2025

The new student-run literary journal publishes essays by and for young writers across the nation.

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Arts

Q&A with Wynn Johnson ’26 at the Book Arts Workshop

By Celine Choi | May 23, 2025

Wynn Johnson ’26 discusses her experience working at Dartmouth’s Book Arts Workshop and finding her creative outlet.

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Arts

Hood Museum hosts Korean contemporary artist Choe U-Ram for an artist talk

By Olivia Cao | May 19, 2025

Choe discussed the development of his artistic style, which exemplifies the interaction between art and engineering. 

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Arts

Q&A with student band Read Receipts

By Paulie Horvath | May 19, 2025

Band members Paulino and Yassin discuss their Battle of the Bands win and their Green Key main stage performance preparation. 

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Arts

‘PoemCity Anthology 2025’: An ode to Vermont’s community of poets

By Crista Fiala | May 19, 2025

The anthology amplifies the voices of Vermont poets and citizens.

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Arts

From A$AP Rocky to A$AP Ferg: A look back on Green Key headliners

By Teo Steverlynck-Horne | May 16, 2025

The Grateful Dead, Shaggy and the Programming Board? One writer explores the history of Green Key performers at the College.

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Arts

A Celebration of the Past: Jane Austen at 250

By Amanda Adams and Colby Martin | May 16, 2025

Students in Professor Carolyn Dever’s first-year seminar class put together an exhibit honoring author Jane Austen’s works on the 250th anniversary of her birth.

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Arts

Breaking the Marvel Mold: ‘Thunderbolts*’ Shows a Different Side of Marvel

By Colby Martin | May 12, 2025

Marvel’s surprisingly nuanced exploration of trauma and redemption proves the studio can deliver depth amid superhero fatigue.

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