Classes to return to newly renovated Dartmouth Hall in winter

The 21-month long renovation period updated the iconic campus building, introduced new eco-friendly modifications and improved accessibility features. 

Dartmouth Political Union hosts Republican nominee for Congress Robert Burns

Burns discussed a number of pressing social and political issues during the session, which was attended by about 30 people. 

Q&A with 2022 MacArthur Fellow Jennifer Carlson ’04

A recipient of the “genius grant,” Carlson reflects on her research on guns in American society, her experience at the College and how  life ahead looks.

Dickey Center hosts lecture on US role as international power

The lecture, which included Joe Cirincione and Kori Schake, discussed the role of the United States on a global scale, specifically concerning Ukraine.

Greek Leadership Council extends freshman ‘frat ban’ by 24 hours

The move, announced in an email to campus, is intended to ease the introduction of first-year students to Greek spaces amid the busy Halloween and Homecoming period. 

Fraternity Debauchery or the Ivy League Elite?

A look at Dartmouth’s reputation in pop culture

The ‘Right’ Way to Rebrand

A reflection on identity in a new environment.

Income Source or Invading Force?

One writer grapples with Dartmouth’s privileged position in the Upper Valley. 

A Soundtrack to Go With Your Latte?

One writer chronicles a week of sights and sounds in Novack Cafe.

“We’re All In This Together, Kind Of”: The Life of the (Freshman) Party

One writer explores freshman party culture in the final weeks before the frat ban lifts

What in the Fricking Turkey is Frat Hazing?

’26s speculate on the nature (and existence) of storied fraternity hazing.

Editor's Note

‘Someone that could be there for you, acknowledge you and lift you up’: Joshua Watson ’22 remembered for his grace, poise and charisma

A talented athlete and artist, Watson was a devoted friend, brother and son.

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.