Institute of Arctic Studies receives $1.3 million grant from National Science Foundation

The grant will help further the Institute’s core values of experiential education in the U.S. and polar regions. 

Student veterans reflect on Veterans day activities, College experience

The College offered a schedule of events on Nov. 11 to honor veterans, including tolling the Baker Tower bells and two lectures. 

Inches away from defeating Cornell, football falls 17-13

With one game left, the Big Green looks to avoid finishing last in the Ivy League for the first time since 2016.

President of Iceland Dr. Guðni Thorlacius Jóhannesson visits College for Dickey Center event

The event, “Small Iceland,” touched on the unique challenges facing the North Atlantic country in a time of increasing global interdependence.

Dartmouth observes National First-Generation College Celebration Day

Events and programming by the First Generation Office aimed to bring support and awareness to Dartmouth’s first-generation community. 

Dick’s House administers more than 2,000 flu shots to community this term

There have been more flu cases than average this fall, a season that usually experiences a natural spike.

The Fourth Place brings games, comics and ‘geek culture’ to Hanover

The new store is located on Lebanon Street and open until 10 p.m. on weekdays and 11 p.m. on weekends.

Crisis lifeline phone number to appear on all new Dartmouth IDs

Two years into its partnership with the Jed Foundation’s JED Campus Program, the College is expanding its mental health resources

Student and College administrators coordinate voting awareness and accessibility campaign

In the run-up to the 2022 midterm elections today, students have spread voter awareness and Dartmouth Student Government has arranged for buses to transport students from campus to the polling station at Hanover High School.

Fighting For Freedom: Ukrainian Students at Dartmouth on Supporting the War Effort

The Student Alliance for Ukraine organizes to promote student awareness and help Ukraine’s fight for freedom from half a world away

Reflection: Just Follow the White Blazes

Eliza Dunn ’25 looks back on 54 miles of perseverance and self-discovery.

Do Our High School Selves Follow Us Into College?

One writer ponders whether classic high school tropes stay relevant in college.

Fall Narratives to Help You Cling on to the Last Days of Autumn

Autumnal and atmospheric, here are five fall favorites for the end of your term

Editors' Note

The 2022 election live updates: Hanover votes for Hassan, Sherman and Kuster as results come in

A guide to Hanover’s midterm races: What’s on the midterm ballot today

Voters will vote on candidates for gubernatorial, senatorial and congressional offices, as well as a host of local positions.

Student union rallies for higher wages, improved mental health policies

150 students attended the Thursday rally outside McNutt Hall, hosted by the Student Worker Collective at Dartmouth.

Rockefeller Center hosts coeducation panel, highlights struggle of first class of women

Panelists discussed the hostilities that many women suffered at the hands of male classmates and being told to not “rock the boat.”

Review: ‘It Starts With Us’ takes readers through the pain of new beginnings

Colleen Hoover illustrates the messiness and necessity of starting a new life after abuse.

‘The quietest bonfire ever’: Homecoming weekend sees five Good Samaritan calls, no arrests

No students attempted to touch the Homecoming bonfire this year, down from around 50 attempts in 2016,  a result of increased safety precautions and a taller fence.