Women's rowing comes off successful weekend at Big Ten Invitational

Each of Dartmouth’s four boats improved its times over the course of the invitational, highlighted by a first-place finish for the second varsity on Saturday.

Hopkins Center for the Arts to undergo $88 million expansion

The planned renovations will create a new outdoor plaza, recital hall and dance studio.

Cafe@Baker opens after nearly two-month delay

The cafe opened to positive reactions from students, while student workers report sparse foot traffic thus far.

Five juniors win Barry Goldwater scholarship

The scholarship supports students interested in research related to the natural sciences, engineering and mathematics. 

Fashion on TikTok: Self-expression gone sponsored

Though it started as a platform that encouraged experimentation, TikTok’s fashion content has been taken over by corporate driven “microtrends.”

Battle of the Bands determines Green Key opener

Competition and collaboration were embraced when seven campus bands came together to perform short sets, with attendees voting for their favorites at the end.

Modern Love (The Dartmouth Edition)

A reflection on the trials and tribulations of navigating romantic relationships at Dartmouth. 

Daily Dippers Make a Splash

Two writers investigate the spring term tradition of the daily dip.

A Luddite’s Defense of the iPhone

Reflections from seven days with my phone powered off.

A Real-Life Animal House

Students share their experiences owning emotional support animals in a college environment.

A Stat Made in Heaven? Unpacking the Marriage Pact Campus Report

Two writers investigate whether the aggregated Marriage Pact data accurately reflects the student body. 

Editors' Note

Baker-Berry Library worker Brian Markee dies at 60

Markee died on March 29 after a long battle with cancer.

DOC holds first-ever “All Outside” diversity and inclusion conference

The four-day event included workshops, trips and speakers aimed at promoting access to the outdoors.

College COVID-19 policies to remain in place in light of increasing cases on campus

Community members can continue to participate in COVID-19 testing and wear masks or ask those around them to do so.

In-person ‘HackDartmouth’ hackathon sees a turnout of over 100 students

On April 16 and 17, students gathered to code and design a variety of apps after a two-year hiatus from in-person hackathons at Dartmouth.

$1.9 billion lawsuit alleges that Dartmouth Health system mismanaged employee retirement funds

31,256 employees joined the plaintiffs in the lawsuit filed in March.

Journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones gives Hop audience a “punch in the gut”

Hannah-Jones and Dartmouth faculty addressed America’s history of racism and also issued a warning about the fragility of American democracy.

Baseball continues to make a push in the Ivy League standings

The Big Green’s offense has been rolling after wins against Albany and Princeton.

The Look Ahead: Week 4

Men’s and women’s golf will compete in their respective Ivy League Championship tournaments, track will travel to Charlottesville for the Virginia Challenge and women’s rugby will play in the Ivy League 7s tournament.