Dartmouth’s Extreme Athletes: Students’ Feats of Endurance

One writer talks to students about their feats of endurance, from triathlons to backcountry skiing to cycling.

Residential Roadblocks: Investigating the Impact of Hanover’s Zoning Laws

One writer explores Hanover’s zoning ordinances and how they have affected the College’s attempts to build more student housing.

Struggling Abroad: Students’ Honest Experiences

Though study abroad experiences can be life-changing, one writer explores the difficulties some students face on their terms away.

DSG discusses new meal plan proposal with Dartmouth Dining director Jon Plodzik

Students previously exempt from the Ivy Unlimited dining plan may be required to purchase the new plan.

Oxford professor Ruth Chang discusses AI and human values

Chang’s lecture, titled “Does AI Design Rest on a Mistake?” proposed a solution to ethical dilemmas posed by artificial intelligence.  

Dartmouth honors Robert Frost’s 150th birthday

The College held dramatic readings of the poet’s work, while local middle schoolers recited his poetry. 

Q&A with Dartmouth Ph.D student Antônio Mello

Mello’s research on prosopometamorphopsia, characterized by distorted perceptions of faces, is shedding light on the often unrecognized disorder. 

Dartmouth responds to Ivy League March Madness success

While Dartmouth men’s basketball team remains in a 65-year March Madness drought, other Ivy League teams have found recent success.

Dartmouth Dialogue Project partners with StoryCorps

The partnership was launched on April 3 in an event led by President Beilock and StoryCorps president Dave Isay.

Liniers draws on humor and positivity to illustrate his secrets of storytelling

Argentinian cartoonist Liniers spoke at Still North Books & Bar about how he utilizes optimism in his work. 

Students react to Roger Federer being named 2024 commencement speaker

Students express positive reactions to Roger Federer being named 2024 commencement speaker.

Dartmouth Skiway hosts seventh annual Pond Skim

Two hundred students participated in the annual Pond Skim — an event organized by Dartmouth ski patrol to celebrate the end of the winter ski season.

Britt Scholarship yields both excitement and concerns about aid equity

Following the scholarship’s announcement, students look forward to financial relief but express concern over the number of qualifying students.

“Question Reality!”: Popular online physics course offered in person this spring

Physics professor Marcelo Gleiser teaches his class on "what it means to be human" in-person for the first — and last — time.

Live from Hanover: Spotlight on WebDCR

The Mirror editors look into the unique role of WebDCR on campus. 

The Hunt Is On: Dartmouth Upperclassmen’s Search for Employment

One writer investigates how upperclassmen approach the search for jobs and internships.

Behind the Scenes: One Custodian’s Life at Dartmouth

One writer sits down with Kali Sargent, a custodian who works in the Fayerweather Halls, to learn more about the people who make Dartmouth run.

Editor’s Note

Sphinx building vandalized

Inflammatory graffiti was discovered on the Sphinx’s building on East Wheelock Street today.

DHMC nurses begin organizing to unionize

The nurses are responding to a lack of support from hospital leadership and high turnover rates at DHMC.