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. 

First members of the Class of 2027 report few COVID-19 interruptions in admissions process

Students admitted in the most competitive early decision cycle in College history engaged in both virtual and in-person admissions resources. 

578 students admitted into Class of 2027 with all-time low early acceptance rate of 19%

A record-breaking admissions cycle saw over 3,000 early decision applicants. 

College launches $100 million STEM-X program

The program will increase access and leadership opportunities for historically underrepresented groups in STEM.

Geisel research director Vicki Sayarath dies at 61

Sayarath joined the Geisel School of Medicine in 2006 and was an expert in research regulation and compliance.

Reflection: Refer Here Before Asking "What's Up?"

Adrienne Murr ’25 reflects on a tumultuous fall, through the music that accompanied it

Injured at Dartmouth

For Dartmouth students suffering both temporary and long-term injuries, getting help from the administration can be frustrating.

It’s Time for a Break

’26s share hopes and plans for their first Winterim

Sweet Dreams, Dartmouth

Two writers explore Dartmouth’s sleep culture during finals

The Art of Flitzing

’26s discuss the merits and quirks of Dartmouth’s oddest dating tradition.

Thrifting, Fall Colors and Hillsides: Upper Valley Living

Dartmouth students coming to Hanover from far away reflect on new scenery and lifestyles.

Editors' Note

Dartmouth invites alumni back to campus to celebrate 50th anniversary of coeducation weekend

Weekend events included panels elevating alumnae voices, the rededication of Dartmouth Hall and opening of exhibits honoring the experiences — both positive and negative — of women at the College.

New Hampshire voters reelect all congressional Democrats, Republican governor

The “status quo-affirming election” reflects the weight of independent voters in the state, who may have been turned off by “too extreme” Republican candidates.

Late-night dining reopens at Courtyard Cafe on weekends

After late-night dining was largely shut down during the pandemic, the reimplementation of late-night is part of Dartmouth Dining’s efforts to increase dining hours and provide more social spaces on campus.