The West End: A New Frontier for the College

An exploration of the art and architecture underlying Dartmouth’s recent West End construction.

Reimagining the Arts at Dartmouth: The Hopkins Center Renovations

The upcoming Hop renovations will fundamentally change Dartmouth’s art scene.

Big Green football content with students’ support for the sport despite alumni concerns

“The world has changed,” head coach Buddy Teevens ’79 said, who believes declining in-person student attendance does not necessarily determine football’s popularity on campus.

Climbing gym seeks improvement through revised policies, better student access

Nearly eight months after reopening, the campus climbing gym intends to reach new post-pandemic heights, co-directors say.

Rockefeller Center hosts CNN political commentator Harry Enten ’11

Enten shared his predictions and thoughts about the 2022 midterm elections and the intricacies of political polling.

Congresswoman Annie Kuster discusses reelection campaign, cuts event short

Kuster discussed her congressional track record since taking office in 2013, before leaving the stage early due to a disruptive audience. 

Students gather to celebrate Diwali on campus

The Hindu Festival of Lights was honored through a community dinner, arts performances and a display of candles on the Green. 

Q&A with Aaron McKenna, winner of NIH New Innovator Award

The Dartmouth sat down with McKenna to talk about his cell development research, the $1.5 million award and the long-term goals of his work. 

Community prepares to celebrate Homecoming traditions

Students and alumni will be able to take part in a number of College traditions this weekend, beginning with the annual bonfire.

Racially-motivated attack against South Asian student prompts town hall, reflection among South Asian communities

Students and the College react to the racially motivated assault against a South Asian student, with discourse shedding light on community and collaboration. 

Baking Up a Storm

A reflection on trying (and failing) to take the challenges of the term in stride. 

I Think I’ve Seen This Film Before …

One writer reflects on the downsides of being a legacy.

Sacred Spaces at Dartmouth

From chapels to car rides, students find unique modes of spiritual connection

Homecoming presents unique experiences for transfer students

Transfer students are thrown into Dartmouth’s fall traditions without the comfort of class 

Editors' Note

‘He was just magnetic’: Sam Gawel ’23 remembered for his infectious humor, profound sense of caring

Despite being away from campus for most of his time as a student at Dartmouth, Gawel’s ability to connect with others forged deep and genuine relationships with everyone he touched.

College cancels class for ‘Day of Caring’ in response to recent student deaths, increased mental health awareness

In an attempt to address student mental health needs, the College held a Day of Caring on Friday, canceling classes and offering a number of self-care programs.

Hanover landlords struggle to address complaints from off-campus residents

While many students prefer the freedom of off-campus housing, some have also experienced challenges with a lack of upkeep from landlords.

Garry Kasparov and Evan Mawarire stress importance of pro-democracy activism, warn against complacency at Dickey Center Event

The event brought together Dartmouth’s Dickey Center and the Renew Democracy Initiative.

Hopkins Center for the Arts renovations to displace academic departments, Courtyard Cafe to stay

Facilities affected include those used for jewelry making, dance and theater, as well as Hinman Mail Center.