Indigenous students organize and celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, plan for month-long events

Students are organizing events throughout Indigenous Peoples’ Month to celebrate as a community and raise awareness among the broader student body.

Review: Noah Kahan’s ‘Stick Season’ beautifully captures the complexities of homesickness

Fueled by a sense of deep nostalgia, the new album explores being sick of home and being homesick through a strong sense of people and place.

Granite Bowl concludes with a UNH shutout of Dartmouth, handing football its fourth straight defeat

Despite the reintroduction of a dual-quarterback system, the Big Green established neither a running nor passing game against UNH.

IFC, ISC houses extend 671 bids to new members during fall recruitment

In a record year for participation in Greek recruitment, fraternities gave 30 more bids and sororities gave 11 fewer than last year.

CHaD Hero fundraiser returns to in-person format, raises $600,000

Over 2,000 participants joined the event to raise money for the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.

Q&A with debut author Caroline Cook ’21

Cook introduces her upcoming novel, “Tell Them To Be Quiet and Wait,” the story of Dartmouth’s first female professor.

Women’s rugby dominates Mount St. Mary’s, extending this season’s win streak to four games

Dartmouth coasted to a 79-0 shutout victory, scoring over 70 points for the sixth time in program history and remaining undefeated on the young season.

Black Panther Party co-founder Bobby Seale visits Dartmouth

At an event hosted by the Dartmouth Political Union and the Rockefeller Center, Seale touched on coalition building, the Black Panther Party’s “nuanced” history and contemporary implications.

All That Glitters Is Not Gold

What’s the Point of Liberal Arts School?

One writer asks Dartmouth students what they think about the College’s commitment to a liberal arts curriculum

Reduce, Reuse, Does Dartmouth Recycle?

A closer look at the pros and cons of waste management at Dartmouth

From Pasture to Playground: On the Green, the People Make the Place

One writer takes a look into the history and symbolism of the Dartmouth Green.

Q&A with Bernie Waugh ’74

An interview with Bernie Waugh, Dartmouth alumnus and musical guest of many First-Year Trips

Across Many Ponds: The International and Exchange Student Experience at Dartmouth

Reflections on coming to Dartmouth from afar

Cradle to Cap and Gown: The Prep School to Ivy Pipeline

Why do so many Dartmouth students come from elite private high schools?

Editors' Note

College president emeritus James Wright dies at 83

Wright, who served as the College’s 16th president from 1998 to 2009, championed veterans in higher education.

‘Always smiling’: David Gallagher ’20 remembered for his optimistic, caring personality

Gallagher, who was a member of the Big Green lacrosse team and Theta Delta Chi fraternity, died while in Hanover for the delayed 2020 commencement ceremony in August.

Former Dartmouth student Jack Cocchiarella files defamation lawsuit against Nate Kim ’25

Cocchiarella, a Democratic social media activist now at Columbia University, claims Kim shared baseless allegations of sexual assault against Cocchiarella, prompting school transfer and other damages.