The Cookie Van is Here!: Spotlight on Katie’s Cookies

The Cookie Van is Here!: Spotlight on Katie’s Cookies

One writer speaks to the founder, driver and customers of the campus-famous cookie van.

Reflection: Female, Frat, Institution

In light of the recent news about the “Cornell 7” sexual assault case, one writer reflects on the culture of victim blaming and the parallels of misogyny between the U.S. and her home country of Uzbekistan.

A History of SVPP

One writer documents the history of Dartmouth’s Sexual Violence Prevention Project. 

Editor’s Note

Rep. Ro Khanna rallies against ‘culture of elite impunity’ at Dartmouth

Khanna called for the removal of Leon Black ’73’s name from campus in an Instagram reel featuring Dartmouth students recorded at the Black Visual Arts Center.

$20 million gift kickstarts Dartmouth Health’s home healthcare program

Richard Levy ’60 will donate $20 million in installments at his discretion and tied to expansion milestones over the multi-year rollout of Dartmouth Health at Home.

Thayer School of Engineering and electric utility company Eversource selected for $47.7 million federal grant to upgrade New England’s transmission network

The project will integrate dynamic line rating technology across 4,000 miles of Eversource’s transmission network in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Security cameras in residential houses are a ‘threat’ to privacy, DSG senators say

At their Oct. 11 meeting, the Senate discussed the Department of Safety and Security’s currently-paused project to install cameras in College-owned living spaces.

Political pundits pull up to Rockefeller Center for midterms panel

The panelists — who included both Democratic strategists and conservative podcasters — focused on Democrats’ strategy in the upcoming midterms.

Surrealist exhibit opens at AVA Gallery

“A Place Visited Only in Dreams” will be on display until Nov. 14. 

Kruse Reviews: ‘The Social Reckoning’ is an utterly abysmal sequel with nothing to say

Aaron Sorkin’s film is dramatically inert, politically naive and chock-full of groanworthy moments.

‘Tony’ is a touching portrait of chef and documentarian Anthony Bourdain

Matt Johnson’s film traces the young chef’s struggle to reconcile his ambition with the discipline required to realize it.

Men’s soccer battle with Yale ends in scoreless draw

Neither side could find a breakthrough in the fast-paced, back-and-forth 0-0 draw at Burnham Field. 

Following The Dartmouth’s inquiries, Safety and Security pauses camera installations in Greek houses to ‘address student concerns’

Safety and Security wrote in an email to campus yesterday afternoon that it is halting camera installations to “address students concerns and to clarify the scope” of the project on Thursday evening.

Dartmouth Dialogues launches certificate program for students

Program coordinator Trevor Fornara said students who complete the program will receive a digital badge on Linkedin.

Droughts are less frequent, intense than pre-1980, Dartmouth researchers find

On Sept. 30, geography professors Jonathan Winter and Justin Mankin and earth and planetary sciences professor Erich Osterberg and earth science graduate student Janelle Wargo GR’25 published a paper in the Journal of Hydrometeorology.

Selectboard reviews Crosby Street renovation plans at biweekly meeting

The Selectboard also authorized town manager Robert Houseman to begin recruiting for the proposed deputy town manager position.