Powerlifting team sets records at USPA New Hampshire state championships

The club powerlifting team had athletes qualify for nationals this past weekend, encouraged by a supportive environment that has been actively cultivated by its members.

Men’s tennis places seventh at ECAC Indoor Championship

After losing its first two tournament matches, Dartmouth rallied to beat Brown University on the final day to avoid a last-place finish.

The Look Ahead: Week 9

The ski team competes in the EISA championship, softball and baseball kick off their seasons and men’s and women’s lacrosse look to build on season-opening wins.

Former Safety and Security officer Teddy Willey remembered as being ‘full of life’

Former Safety and Security officer Teddy Willey died in West Virginia on Feb. 9, after a long career that included 20 years as a coal miner before his arrival at Dartmouth in 2000.

SWCD ratifies $21 wage contract in unanimous vote

The contract — which was accepted by the College on Feb. 18 after the SWCD voted to strike — also includes sick pay and mental health pay for all student Dartmouth Dining Services workers.

Front-Desk Shifts: Working and watching as the world passes by

One writer talks to the student workers who watch the world from behind the front desks of Dartmouth.

Lonely is a Gym Bro Without Love

Who goes to the gym on Valentine’s Day? One writer has a heart-to-heart with the gym rats and single students on our favorite Hallmark holiday.

Reflection: When Will You Realize, Your Twenties Wait for You?

Selin Hos ’25 reflects on her upcoming 20th birthday through the lens of Billy Joel’s “Vienna.”

Reflection: To be Mick Jagger or to be with Mick Jagger?

Adrienne Murr ’25 reflects on female performance, gender envy and the trappings of rock-n-roll.

Everything you Wanted to Know about Dartmouth Dining

The questions students are asking about Dartmouth Dining this term, answered.

Editors' Note

Q&A with Safety and Security officer Stephen Sampson

The Dartmouth rode along with Safety and Security on a patrol around campus, learning more about campus security, Greek life and a day in the life of an officer. 

Nathan Smith Society shadowing program celebrates 25th anniversary

Organizers and participants of the program reflected on the opportunities it provides for students interested in healthcare. 

Hanover Police issue arrest warrant for suspect accused of groping

The suspect, previously only known as a former temporary employee at the College, has been publicly identified as 18-year-old William Nelson of Piermont, New Hampshire.

With losses at Cornell and Columbia, men’s basketball likely to miss Ivy League tournament

Dartmouth fell in both road games this weekend, effectively ending hopes for an Ivy League tournament bid.

College, SWCD reach tentative agreement to $21 base pay proposal

Following a threat to strike, the College accepted SWCD’s previous package proposal, which includes an increased base wage and mental health pay for undergraduate student dining workers. 

SWCD holding vote to strike for $21 base wage for student dining workers

The union is advocating for a raise from base hourly wage of $15 to $21, a proposal that the College refused in a bargaining session last month.

‘There’s something to do for everyone’: Students celebrate 113th Winter Carnival

Traditional events, which included the Polar Bear Swim and ice sculpture carving contest, drew participation from students of all class years.

Dartmouth Student Alliance for Ukraine silently protests war in Ukraine

As the one-year anniversary of the conflict’s start approaches, club members said that the protests are meant to reinvigorate support for Ukraine amid a period of “war fatigue.”

Political consultant Andy Meyer discusses political advertising at Rockefeller Center

The Rockefeller Center for Public Policy hosted Andy Meyer for a conversation about the evolving role of money in politics.