Spotlight on Dartmouth Figure Skating

Figure skating is not only a six-time national championship-winning team but also a community of fierce skaters who support one another.

Tuck School of Business hosts College President Sian Beilock to discuss free speech

The event was part of Tuck’s Crucial Conversation series, a part of Beilock’s Dartmouth Dialogues initiative.

Q&A with Chabad Rabbi Moshe Gray

Gray spoke with The Dartmouth about his recent visit to Israel to rethink Birthright’s curriculum in the context of the Israel-Hamas War. 

Dartmouth Student Government discusses mental health, zoning amendments

DSG met to cover student issues and discuss their support for zoning proposals. 

SEIU, Dartmouth men’s basketball players respond to NLRB ruling

On Monday, the NLRB ruled that Dartmouth men’s basketball players are university employees and can host a union election. The team anticipates Dartmouth appealing the regional director’s decision but remains confident in the national board.

Life after the Military: The Experience of Dartmouth Student Veterans

Dartmouth Veterans share the challenges of transitioning from the military to college, as well as the lessons they’ve learned in the process.

Quality Over Quantity: A Senior Reflects on Lasting Friendships

One writer explores how our perception of friendships at Dartmouth change over time.

Editor's Note

UGAs seek unionization, demand free housing and greater transparency from College

Some UGAs feel that they are not properly trained or compensated for their role as supporters and mentors to undergraduates.

Winter Carnival council expresses concern about potential weather-related impacts on weekend programming

The high temperatures forecasted for the weekend may disrupt scheduled events, such as the polar bear swim and ice sculpture carving contest.

NLRB rules Dartmouth men’s basketball players are university employees, orders union election

Dartmouth, which argues that players are not employees, will likely appeal the regional director’s decision.

Men’s basketball loses twice due to late runs by Cornell and Columbia

After falling into a 19-0 deficit in the first half against Cornell, Dartmouth regained the lead early in the second half only to fall short in the closing minutes. Dartmouth fell 56-53 to Cornell and 72-56 to Columbia.

College to reinstate standardized test requirement for Class of 2029

The decision was made based on the findings of a Dartmouth-based research group, which showed that test scores provide the admissions committee with important information about applicants.

DPU panel discussion on history of Israel and Palestine leads to argument among panelists

Moderator Dylan Griffith ’25 repeatedly stepped in to remind panelists to engage in academic discussion.

Russian studies department renamed after year-long discussions

The Russian studies department was renamed to the East European, Eurasian and Russian studies department to reflect a contemporary perspective. 

Coaching changes, athlete turnover and injuries abound: Former men’s cross country and track runners expose challenges of past two years

From 2022-23, the men’s cross country roster shrunk from 24 to 15 runners. The Dartmouth interviewed former team members and a parent of a former team member to find out why.

Q&A with Joby Bernstein ’17

Bernstein is simultaneously running to represent California’s 16th Congressional District and earning his MBA and MS from Stanford University.

2024 New Hampshire Primary results driven by independent voters

Independent voters in New Hampshire, who are able to vote in the Democrat and Republican primaries, were split between President Joe Biden and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley.

Dartmouth Student Government discusses Senate membership policy, non-alcoholic drinks for Winter Carnival

The DSG debated expanding the Senate in order to provide more opportunities for student representatives.