Trends: ‘Whisperpop’ Defines This Generation of Pop Music

The soft, breathy style has been increasingly popular with performers such as Billie Eilish and Lana Del Rey.

Hanover police arrest two undergraduate students at Parkhurst Hall protest

Roan V. Wade ’25 and Kevin Engel ’27 remained inside a tent encampment on the Parkhurst front lawn for several hours before being detained by law enforcement.

International students report concerns over invoking “Good Samaritan” Law

Students feel  “hesitant” to use the policy out of concern for their immigration status.

College sees no arrests or attempts to touch fire during Homecoming weekend

Homecoming weekend featured a series of festivities without resulting in any arrests or attempts to touch the bonfire. 

Q&A with professor Kristina Lynch, who designed tools aboard NASA rockets

The physics and astronomy professor discussed her involvement with NASA’s Atmospheric Perturbations around the Eclipse mission.

Ghost Light Coffee Bar: Northern Stage’s New Pop-Up Cafe

To fulfill White River Junction’s unsatisfied need for coffee and provide a new community space, the theater company has opened a new pop-up cafe.

Spotlight on My Brigadeiro: A Brazilian Bakery in the Upper Valley

The bakery, which began with a focus on Brazilian sweets, has expanded to include food with European and American influences.

Women’s rugby shows impressive grit in close defeat

Despite a tough battle in the rain, the Big Green fell to Harvard and looks to improve upon its already solid tactics as it closes out the end of the season.

Student Government Senate discusses response to Israel-Hamas war, changes to residential life

The DSG Senate discussed “safe spaces” for students to discuss the war and incorporating custodians more into residential life. 

Editors' Note

A History of Changing Views: Tracking Campus Politics

One writer explores the history of student political ideologies and voting patterns on campus.

Embracing the Cold: Adapting to Hanover’s Weather

Students from warm climates reflect on dealing with Hanover’s cold weather.

Reflection: What I Would Tell My First-Year Self

Connor Allen ’25 reflects on what he wishes his first-year self knew. 

Connection and a Free Meal: A Spotlight on the Take Your Professor to Lunch Program

Students and faculty discuss the merits and nuance of the Take Your Professor to Lunch program. 

My Sister’s Sister: Students Reflect on Following in Their Siblings’ Footsteps

One writer explores what it is like to go to Dartmouth at the same time as a sibling.

Inside GoD: Dartmouth’s Ginger Community

Two writers explore what it means to be a member of Dartmouth’s red-haired community.

Not Just a One Hit Wonder: A Look Back on One Wheelock

One writer investigates how One Wheelock has served as a multifunctional space for students over the years.

18th annual CHaD HEROES event raises $700,00 for childhood healthcare

Proceeds went to Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center.

William Rodgers III ’86 gives a talk on economic inequities

On Oct. 17, the Rockefeller Center and the economics department hosted a lecture given by the current vice president and director of the Institute for Economic Equity at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

McKinsey Global Institute partner delivers lecture on net zero transition

Mekala Krishnan discussed global responsibilities in order to transition towards net zero emissions.