News

Back of the Napkin cafe opens in Engineering and Computer Science Center

By Taylor Haber | September 20, 2022

The new Dartmouth Dining location becomes the second undergraduate dining option on the west side of campus.

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Arts

Review: Harry Styles makes stage his own at Madison Square Garden

By Eleanor Schifino | September 19, 2022

While Styles’s residency at Madison Square Garden nears its end, he dazzled on Sept. 15 with a high energy performance.

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Arts

Review: ‘Navalny’ presents a bold story of resistance

By Madeline Sawyer | September 19, 2022

The documentary examines the political situation in Russia, showing the complexities of information warfare and censorship.

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News

‘She was a ray of light’: Alex Simpson ’22 remembered for her grace and generosity

By Arizbeth Rojas | September 16, 2022

Simpson, who graduated from the College in June and planned on attending law school, died at age 22 in August. 

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Sports

Dartmouth football looks to collect third Ivy League title in three seasons

By Will Ennis | September 16, 2022

Play kicks off at home this Saturday against Valparaiso University.

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News

New Hampshire elections close out contentious 2022 midterm primary season

By Taylor Haber | September 15, 2022

Both student candidates seeking the party nomination in the Grafton 12 state representative primary — which includes Hanover — lost to the four Democratic incumbents. 

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News

New language requirements enacted starting with Class of 2026

By Emily Fagell | September 15, 2022

The change, which requires students to take at least one language course at the College, reflects a years-long effort to modernize how students study language and cultural difference.

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News

Q&A with new Outdoor Programs Office director Katie Colleran

By Adriana James-Rodil | September 15, 2022

Colleran joined the College in mid-August after previous roles in student outdoor engagement at Harvard University and Duke University. 

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Mirror

Are You There Vox? It's Me, Marius

By Marius DeMartino | September 14, 2022

A Trip Leader’s look into the success of First-Year Trips despite several wilderness-related mishaps. 

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Mirror

Hacking DDS: How to Make the Most of Dartmouth Dining

By Hannah Shariff | September 14, 2022

A writer’s guide to souping up campus options

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Mirror

There and Back Again

By Tess Bowler | September 14, 2022

Reflections on childlike wonder, old passions and new places

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Mirror

Dear Old Dartmouth

By Selin Hos | September 14, 2022

Developing a sense for Dartmouth amidst its constants and its changes.

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Mirror

Editors' Note

By Caris White and Meghan Powers | September 14, 2022

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News

First-Year Trips welcomes 90% of incoming first-years with outdoor programming

By Aryanna Qusba | September 13, 2022

For the first time since the pandemic, Trips included an overnight component and minimal public health restrictions.

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Sports

Men’s cross country head coach Justin Wood steps down on first day of fall practice

By Andrew Sasser and Emily Lu | September 1, 2022

The student-athletes were given “no context” for Wood’s departure, according to the men's cross country team captain.

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News

First matriculated Dartmouth women share experiences and lessons learned, 50 years later

By Emily Fagell | August 31, 2022

The first co-ed class matriculated at Dartmouth in September 1972, fifty years ago. 

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News

Q&A with outgoing College President Phil Hanlon

By Adriana James-Rodil | August 31, 2022

Hanlon discusses his most memorable moments at the College, as well as what he hopes to accomplish this coming year before his retirement in June 2023. 

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News

More than just a primary: New Hampshire politics keeps voters and legislators engaged in local communities

By Taylor Haber | August 31, 2022

With a notoriously centrist electorate and a large state legislature, legislators share that New Hampshire’s government and voting patterns are unparalleled in the rest of the nation.

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News

Since 1972 inception, Native and Indigenous studies, programming expand

By Cassandra Montemayor Thomas | August 31, 2022

The Native American and Indigenous Studies department and the Native American Program have seen substantial changes throughout their history.

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News

'I don’t care how you dance’: First-Year Trips maintains traditions, grows

By Lauren Adler | August 31, 2022

While many aspects of Trips have evolved over time, some have been part of the program for decades.

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