The Dartmouth announces its 180th directorate

Members of the incoming directorate will assume their roles on March 15.

College raises minimum wage for non-union student employees to $16.25

The new wage — up from $11.50 — will take effect on March 19.

Campus reflects on smoking culture as state House advances marijuana bill

Rather than purchasing marijuana from dispensaries, smoking culture on campus is stocked by marijuana from other states or dealers on campus — due to greater convenience and lower prices.

Adelekun stamps signature on Big Green legacy following Penn loss, leads Dartmouth to a Harvard victory

The Big Green rallied from its loss to Penn to defeat Harvard on Saturday in a game that meant everything to its seniors but nothing for Ivy Madness.

Baseball struggles to overcome early losing streak on the road

The Big Green was swept by University of Miami in a three-game series to kick off spring play, followed by losses to Wagner, Holy Cross and Penn State the next weekend.

Masters of Engineering Management student Ifeoluwa Adeleye dies

Ifeoluwa Adeleye, a Masters of Engineering Management student from Nigeria, died unexpectedly from a stroke.

National Eating Disorder Awareness Week sheds light on lack of College resources for disordered eating

While a 2018 College survey revealed that 81% of students said they were concerned they engaged in disordered eating, there is only one nutritionist on campus who works with eating disorders.

Men’s team places fifth, women tie for fourth at Ivy League Indoor Heptagonal Track and Field Championships

The championship meet was highlighted by numerous top-five finishes by Big Green athletes.

Men’s tennis secures wins in double header against Colgate University and Boston University

The Big Green dominated the weekend with a 7-0 win against Colgate and 6-1 match against BU.

The Look Ahead: Week 10

Squash looks to the Individual Championships, softball competes in the Alex Wilcox Memorial Tournament and women’s lacrosse hosts its first Ivy League game of the season.

College officials reflect on state of active shooter preparedness

The Department of Safety and Security has coordinated with the Hanover Police department to conduct trainings, test emergency response systems and ensure student safety.

Zoning Board grants special exception to College for North End housing project

The granting of the special exception advances construction of the new 397-bed residential hall on Lyme Road.

Photo Essay: A Room of One’s Own

Sacred Spaces, Sacred Sounds: Reflections on the Reopening of Rollins Chapel

One writer muses on the reopening of campus’s sacred space and the people who enjoy and enable its music.

Q&A with Lillian Johnson, manager of Collis Trivia and Monday Microbrews

Running Collis’s weekly programming is a challenging — but rewarding — task.

Student Bands on Campus: What, Where, How and Why

1902 to Tower Room: What Your Study Spot Says About You

An investigation into the stereotypes of library rooms and their occupants.

Atypical Winter

One writer chronicles our less-than picturesque winter term.

Editors' Note

Ski mountaineering race to celebrate life of Christopher Striz Bustard

The Chris Bustard Memorial Snow Race will be held on March 19 and will honor the legacy of Bustard, a husband and father remembered for his love for the outdoors and kind-hearted nature.