College celebrates Phil Hanlon’s tenure and success of Call to Lead Campaign

An event at the Hanover Inn Grand Ballroom celebrated the tenure of College President Phil Hanlon and the success of the Call to Lead Campaign, which surpassed its initial fundraising goal. 

Palestine Solidarity Coalition organizes protest on anniversary of the Nakba

On May 15, the 75th anniversary of the Nakba, around 70 people protested the persecution and displacement of the Palestinian people.

Reflection: Just Another Bitch On Your Frat Lawn

One writer reflects on her experience in Dartmouth fraternities.  

Unpacking STIs and Sexual Health at Dartmouth

One writer investigates student awareness surrounding STIs on campus, and the barriers that stand in the way of getting tested. 

Howe’d You Get Those Books?

After discovering the Howe public library this winter, Ally Burg ’25 explores the history of the library and whether or not Dartmouth students frequent it.

The Passion Behind “The Scene”

One writer explores the evolution of Dartmouth’s unique band culture and student enthusiasm for live music. 

The Game Ends, and a New Chapter Begins

One writer investigates the experience of student athletes who leave their teams. 

Editors' Note

College hosts 51st annual Powwow on the Green, lū’au on Baker lawn

The Powwow honored Dartmouth’s Native American community, followed by a lū’au the next day, which celebrated the Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander community.

Dartmouth hosts Africa Week

The week-long celebration, first held in 2017, returned after a four-year hiatus to honor African culture and identity.

Dartmouth graduate students host staged jewel heist

On May 11, local middle schoolers participated in an immersive science lesson in the form of a staged jewel heist, with funding from a Science Education Partnership Award grant. 

Review: ‘John Mulaney: Baby J’ marks John Mulaney’s rebirth

Mulaney returns with a new Netflix special that explores his controversial past and time at rehab.

Baseball closes out its season with loss to Sacred Heart

The Big Green left it all out on the field for a tough loss against Sacred Heart.

Tuck School of Business hosts Gov. Chris Sununu as part of speaker series

Sununu, who said he is still weighing a fifth term as governor, discussed a hypothetical White House bid with audience members.

Downtown Hanover evolves with Duende opening, Hanover True Value closure

One day after Duende, a traditional Spanish tapería, opened in Hanover, hardware store Hanover True Value closed after over a century in business.

‘Ahead of his time’: Albert LaValley remembered for brilliance and generosity

LaValley — who founded the film and media studies department — pursued his passions and always strove to be himself, according to friend and former colleague James Brown. 

Hillel and Chabad programs co-sponsor Prospects for Peace Discussion

The Washington Institute fellows and former government officials Dennis Ross and Ghaith al-Omari discussed the Palestine-Israel conflict.

Q&A with Frederick Sessions Beebe ’35 writing professor Jeff Sharlet

Sharlet discusses his bestselling book “The Undertow: Scenes from a Slow Civil War,” which explores the growing right-wing extremist movement in the U.S. 

A Decade of Dali

Two writers spotlight the DALI lab and its ten-year anniversary celebrations. 

Carey Callaghan ’83 and Jennie Chamberlain elected to Town Selectboard, chairman Peter Christie defeated

Christie, who has served on the board since 2002, lost reelection, while all articles voted on at the meeting passed.