The Last Editors’ Note of the 178th Directorate

Ukrainian students seek additional support, sensitivity from College community in wake of Russian invasion

Undergraduate students from Ukraine who are currently on campus said they have been in communication with various College resources like their undergraduate deans, but resources like the Student Wellness Center have been less helpful.

The Dartmouth announces its 179th directorate

Members of the new directorate will assume their roles on March 16.

100 students will live in off-campus graduate apartment complex as housing crunch continues

Housing demand for the spring is comparable to pre-pandemic spring terms, according to the Office of Residential Life.

Hanover hires Raftelis consulting firm to manage search for new town manager

The Selectboard plans to make an offer to the chosen candidate in early May, Hanover Selectboard member Bill Geraghty said.

Essential Dartmouth Playlists

From studying to pong, we’ve got you covered.

One-on-one with interim athletic director Peter Roby ’79

Roby, who was appointed 13 months ago and will finish his tenure in June, has overseen the reinstatement of five previously eliminated varsity athletic teams and the resumption of athletic competition after COVID-19 cancellations.

Men’s hockey eliminated in first round of ECAC Tournament after loss to RPI

The Big Green won the first game of the three-game series against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute but dropped games 2 and 3.

Undefeated men’s club hockey team to compete at nationals in St. Louis this week

The team has not lost a game in three years and is ranked 10th in the country heading into the tournament.

The Weekend Roundup: Week 10

Men’s basketball closed its season with a resounding win over Harvard University, Emma Supattapone ’24 captured the women’s individual championship in squash and men’s hockey took a tough loss in the first round of the ECAC Tournament.

22W COVID-19 live updates: Active COVID-19 cases rise by 1 to total of 55

Follow along for the latest COVID-19 developments on campus.

Roughly 29% of the total student body has tested positive for COVID-19 this calendar year

The Dartmouth looks back at how COVID-19 has impacted the College community this winter.

Directorate for 2022 First-Year Trips announced

Program director Jack Kreisler ’22 said that the incoming directorate will emphasize inclusivity.

Truckers and protesters gather in Lebanon to protest COVID-19 measures

The protesters were part of the “The People’s Convoy,” a national group of truckers and supporters arriving in Washington D.C. in the coming days to protest mask and vaccine mandates. 

Men’s basketball’s tournament hopes squashed despite 84-70 win over Penn

Aaryn Rai ’21 led the Big Green against the University of Pennsylvania with a career-high 27 points on senior night.

Summer 2022 Russia FSP likely to be canceled due to Russian invasion of Ukraine

Moving forward, academic partnerships with Russian institutions might be more complicated. 

Angela Davis gives virtual talk in celebration of Black History Month

Davis, a world-renowned Black activist and prison abolitionist, has published nine books, given lectures across the world and taught at several universities.

Less experience, more creative thinking: Seniors navigate post-pandemic employment landscape

According to the Center for Professional Development, some employers have adapted their recruiting standards to recognize perseverance through challenging times. 

Applications designed by students seek to simplify D-Plan selection and storing Dartmouth contact information

The new D-plan interface includes new rules that address international students’ visa requirements, while the directory app converts Dartmouth directory information from a website to a mobile application. 

Review: Season Two of ‘Euphoria’ Excels with Phenomenal Acting, Cinematography and Music

However, the show falls short by chronicling countless train wrecks that lack resolution and leave viewers craving more.