Opinion

Rempe-Hiam: Let The Mold Traditions Fail

By Oscar Rempe-Hiam | May 15, 2026

The rite-of-passage culture surrounding first-year housing allows the College to dodge accountability for its overpriced, unsafe housing conditions.

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Opinion

Moyse: Our College’s Model Collapse

By Eli Moyse | May 15, 2026

Artificial intelligence has made us all data producers, and many of us haven’t even realized it yet.

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Opinion

Arzoumanidis: A New Look At Blue Book

By Ana Arzoumanidis | May 15, 2026

AI has permanently transformed collegiate writing. It is crucial that professors adapt and prioritize the in-class essay.

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Mirror

Beyond the cat’s hat: A look into the controversial cartoons of a Dartmouth alumnus

By Madeline Kahn Ehrlich | May 15, 2026

Theodore Geisel, Class of 1925, is a Dartmouth alumnus whose children’s books and campus namesake sit alongside racist imagery, a contrast that raises questions about legacy and accountability.

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Mirror

Good Sam I Am: How student emergency volunteers, medical staff and safety officers keep campus safe during Green Key

By Noor Swanson | May 15, 2026

During one of Dartmouth’s busiest social weekends, student EMTs and campus safety staff coordinate around the clock to respond to alcohol-related incidents, heat exhaustion and other medical emergencies.

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Mirror

Oh, the places you’ll go!: How Dartmouth’s Center for Career Design helps students explore their professional goals

By Cayla Kwok | May 15, 2026

One writer explores why so many students seem to go from Dartmouth into finance and consulting, and how the College’s career center promotes students’ interests.

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Mirror

Editor’s note

By Oscar Rempe-Hiam , Thomas Weaver , Haley Rodriguez and Will Sánchez | May 15, 2026

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Arts

Ten Grouplove songs other than ‘Tongue Tied’ worth listening to before (and after) Green Key

By Dillon Cain | May 15, 2026

Although Grouplove may not have been the Green Key announcement many students wanted, the indie-pop band’s discography still contains several enjoyable, catchy tracks worth a listen.

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Arts

Hop on pop: reflecting on the new Top of the Hop

By Amanda Adams | May 15, 2026

Since the renovations in the fall, the Top of the Hop opens up to the community on evenings Wednesday through Friday.

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Sports

Horton heard men’s hockey won the ECAC

By Jack Zipper and Oriana Zhou | May 15, 2026

A look into the men’s hockey team’s winningest season.

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Sports

One Goal, Two Goal, Red Goal, Big Green Goal!: A look into women’s soccer’s historic season

By Frances Kantrow | May 15, 2026

Women’s soccer earns its first Ivy League championship in over 20 years, capping off a historic season and earning them a bid to the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2005.

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News

Nina Pavcnik named inaugural dean of School of Arts and Sciences

By Jeremiah Rayban | May 14, 2026

Pavcnik has served as interim dean of arts and sciences since January 2025. 

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News

Ryan Lafferty ’26 remembered for his brilliant mind and generous spirit

By Max Hubbard and Isabel Menna | May 14, 2026

The Parliamentary Debate team president and world champion debater was known for his kindness, curiosity and selfless mentorship.

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News

‘It’s free money’: Evergreen student employees use AI to write training dialogues

By Harriss Miller and Alex Klee | May 14, 2026

Project director Lisa Marsch says that AI-generated content is “flagged” by a “structured review.” Students say their AI use went undetected.

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News

54th annual Dartmouth College Powwow held on the Green

By Devin Berkowitz | May 14, 2026

The Powwow celebrated the Native American community at Dartmouth with cultural ceremonies, dances, food, music and vendors.

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News

Former history department postdoctoral fellow sues College for discrimination and retaliation

By Sahil Gandhi | May 14, 2026

Charnan Williams’s complaint alleges that administrators conspired to misrepresent her academic performance, terminate her employment and “destroy her academic career.”

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News

NYU law professor Maggie Blackhawk discusses colonialism’s role in shaping constitutional law at Rockefeller Center event

By Vanston Ly and Devin Berkowitz | May 14, 2026

Blackhawk argued for a “mature constitutionalism” of “self-determination and sovereignty” rather than “citizenship and rights.”

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Opinion

Verbum Ultimum: We are Missing the Right

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | May 14, 2026

The Dartmouth Editorial Board invites Dartmouth students on the right to share their opinions in a currently homogenous section.

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Opinion

Rempe-Hiam: I Saw That Reel Too

By Oscar Rempe-Hiam | May 14, 2026

Getting caught referencing a social media post prompts a feeling of guilt that deviates from the usual joy we experience when sharing. That guilt is actually a good thing.

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Mirror

Returning to Reading

By Jenny Piao | May 13, 2026

One writer explores the act of reading inside and outside the classroom.

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