Reflection: Finding Your Balance

Connor Allen ’25 finds satisfaction in learning how to organize his life.

New Year, New Me?

As a new year begins, one writer investigates Dartmouth student’s love-hate relationship with New Year’s resolutions.

The Hottest Scene in Hanover: Foco Late-Night

Allison Burg ’25 and Caroline Mahony ’25 Investigate the Return of Foco late-night.

I’m Dreaming of a … Green Christmas?

How Climate Change is Affecting Christmases in Our Lifetime

Editors' Note

Nearly nonexistent January snowfall impacts environment, disrupts winter traditions

While January typically sees about 16.4 inches of snowfall, only .8 inches have fallen so far this year.

Economics students stuck in Cusco, Peru during December protests

At the end of their trip to Peru, students in ECON 70 found themselves delayed for two days at their hotel while supporters of the former president, who attempted a coup, protested his arrest.

Matthew Libby’s ‘Sisters’ explores the connections between humans and technology

The 2022 winner of the Neukom Institute Literary Arts Award for Playwriting will be coming to Hanover on Jan. 12 and Jan. 13. 

Reigning NIRA champions aim for similar success in 7s season

Now almost two months removed from clinching its second consecutive NIRA 15s championship, the women’s rugby team sets its sights on the spring.

Men’s basketball upsets Yale behind a career-high performance by Neskovic

The Big Green defeated the Bulldogs, last year’s Ivy League champion, for the first time since 2015 Friday night.

The Run: A Foreign Route

Former sports editor and varsity cross country runner Jason Norris ’24 writes about his time training while traveling over winter break.

Cheri Pierson sues former College trustee and BVAC namesake Leon Black ’73 for rape

The suit has led to calls from students and alumni to change the name of the Black Family Visual Arts Center, of which Black is the namesake.

Before the Curtain: Arts on Campus Week 2

Even as the Hop undergoes construction, winter term’s arts scene is poised to impress.

Football awards abound despite underwhelming season

A dozen players were named All-New England, All-Ivy and Academic All-District I this season.

Adelekun’s SportsCenter Top 10 Play not enough against Cornell in men’s basketball Ivy League opener

The Big Green kept pace into the start of the second half of its Ivy League opener, but Adelekun’s foul trouble led to an insurmountable deficit.

The Look Ahead: Week 2

Women’s basketball hopes to secure its first conference win, men’s hockey travels to battle undefeated Quinnipiac, men and women’s skiing head to the Bates Carnival to kick off competitive ski season.

Class of 1953 Commons re-opens for late-night dining; snack bars no longer accept meal swipes

Students praised the updated late night dining option, which will be open from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., seven days a week. 

Democratic National Committee set to revoke New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary status

 State officials have derided the scheduling changes, which places the South Carolina primary three days before New Hampshire.

Hanover businesses continue to adapt to student absences during interim period

Restaurant and store owners in Hanover said that they experience decreased revenues during the six-week academic break and must resort to creative solutions.

Dax Tejera ’07 dies at 37

Tejera, a former Publisher of The Dartmouth, died of a heart attack.