Men’s tennis makes strides in singles play at Dartmouth’s annual fall invitational

This weekend, men’s tennis faced off against Boston University, Brown University and Williams College, leading in singles but falling short in doubles.

Highlights from President Sian Leah Beilock’s inaugural address

Beilock outlined five “key areas of focus” for her tenure, which included mental health and creating brave spaces.

Sian Leah Beilock, Dartmouth’s first female president, is inaugurated

The College’s 19th president pledges to address mental health, communication and climate, among other issues.

Dartmouth to hold inauguration for President Sian Leah Beilock

Sian Leah Beilock will become Dartmouth’s 19th and first female president at an inauguration slated for today on the Green.

Fourth annual Omondi Obura Peak Bag to fundraise for campus mental health resources

Dartmouth alumni have raised more than $250,000 since the event’s founding in 2020.

The Look Ahead: Week 3

Men’s and women’s soccer look forward to Ivy League play, sailing races in four regattas throughout the weekend and football mourns the loss of Coach Teevens ’79. 

Center for Professional Development hosts Fall Job and Internship Fair

Students had the opportunity to interact with representatives from 70 corporations to explore career prospects.

Is A9 the Place To Dine?

One writer details the student reaction to the new A9 station in the Class of 1953 Commons.

Reflection: A Long Way From Home

One writer reflects on her off term spent abroad and the meaning of home.

Margs on Main Street: The Hanover Bar Scene

One writer dives into student experiences of the traditional, yet ever-changing restaurant and bar scene in Hanover.

Editors’ Note

Buddy Teevens ’79 dies

Teevens will be remembered for his contributions to the Dartmouth community and football at large.

Student Government announces updates to overnight infirmary fees and printing

Dartmouth Student Government advocated for the elimination of overnight infirmary fees and oversaw increases in student’s termly printing allowance from $60 to $75. 

Office of Sustainability opens “The Free Market”

The Office of Sustainability and Residential Operations opened the store at the start of July, where items are available at no cost. 

Hanover Selectboard votes to reduce speed limit on Lyme Road

The road is the construction location of the College’s newest student housing complex. 

Trends: Artists Tactfully Shorten Songs to Increase Chance at Virality

While streaming has removed the physical constraints on music, artists often favor shorter tracks when aiming for that viral moment.

Review: Netflix’s ‘You’re So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah’ is a Cliche But Endearing Look at Growing Up

The new movie authentically portrays the challenges of growing up with a heartwarming narrative, but it over-relies on familiar coming-of-age tropes.

Review: ‘GUTS’ Tackles the Intricacies of Girlhood, Heartbreak and Fame

Olivia Rodrigo's second album elevates her previous work, offering a poignant exploration of emotional complexity from an angst-ridden lens.

Advance Transit extends service on weekdays and Saturday

Advance Transit held Community feedback sessions over the spring and summer.

Dartmouth Dining supervisor Gordon Wright remembered for his care for others

Friends and students recalled Wright’s wit, generosity and extensive sports knowledge.