Q&A with Yankees prospect Ben Rice ’22

Rice reflected on how his time at Dartmouth primed him with discipline, endurance and grit that has aided him as he moves through the Yankees’ farm system. 

Hanover voters favor moderacy, normalcy in 2024 N.H. presidential primary

The 3,582 voters who showed up to the polls in Hanover overwhelmingly supported moderate Republican Nikki Haley and incumbent President Joe Biden.

Who Plays The Baker Bells?

One writer investigates the history of the bells in Baker Tower and how they are currently played.

Editor's Note

Trump wins New Hampshire primary, write-in votes favor Biden

In Hanover and Lebanon, Haley garnered the majority of total votes cast, and voters largely cast write-in votes in the Democratic primary. 

Students, New Hampshire locals share hopes, fears for first-in-the-nation presidential primary

Some voters worry that dissatisfaction with the political process and conflicts over New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary status may result in low voter turnout at the polls today.

New Hampshire Presidential Primary: Biden Wins Support from Dartmouth Students in Pre-Election Poll

According to a campus-wide poll, incumbent President Joe Biden won the majority of votes from students, while former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is popular among Republican students.

Student Government Senate discusses emergency alert systems, activism and free speech workshops

In their second meeting on Jan. 21, DSG representatives clarified their role in informing the student body. 

Professors, students explore integration of ChatGPT in the classroom

ChatGPT’s user base has grown in the past year, leading some students and faculty at the College to adopt its use in classrooms. 

Basketball’s block party spoiled by Yale Bulldogs in Leede Arena

Big Green came up with six blocks in a 76-51 home defeat. 

Upper Valley for Palestine coalition organizes march for ceasefire in Gaza

Over 150 attendees from Dartmouth and the Upper Valley gathered to urge Congress and the College to oppose apartheid in Israel.

Ice rink on the Green opens today, skates available for free at Campion Rink

As of today, Dartmouth has opened the ice rink on the Green, with free skate rentals available at the James W. Campion Rink in West Lebanon.

Student Government Senate recounts meeting with Secretary of Education, discusses ice skate rentals on the Green

In their first meeting of the term on Jan. 14, DSG representatives discussed meetings with College officials, new dining and technology initiatives and ice skate rentals on the Green.

Black Out or Back Out? Drinking Culture and Tradition at Dartmouth

Two writers talk to current and former students about their relationship with alcohol consumption and its perception on campus. 

Are the Big Green’s Food Habits Really Green?

One writer investigates food waste on campus by speaking to students and faculty.

Editor's Note

Four Greek Houses found in violation of Community Standards

During the fall, the College suspended Alpha Chi and Sig Nu, which are now on alcohol probation this winter. Students alleged that Beta currently serves a suspension through summer term 2024, and that APhi received alcohol probation for winter only.  

Dialogue Project co-leaders discuss future programming and initiatives

Dean Elizabeth Smith and Kristi Clemens discuss their involvement in the project and future plans for it.

Rockefeller Center, Dartmouth Political Union partner to host presidential candidate speaker series

The Path to the Presidency series invites candidates to campus to speak to students and community members about their policy goals.

Dartmouth prepares for the 2024 New Hampshire presidential primary

Amid confusion over New Hampshire’s primary status, student and community organizations work to ensure voter participation.