Hanover Selectboard taps Alex Torpey to serve as new town manager

Torpey will step into the role starting in June, bringing a background of mayoral, municipal and public administration experience to the town. 

Thirty-One Dartmouth athletes earn All-Ivy recognition

Softball led all Big Green programs with seven players selected to All-Ivy Teams, including the Ivy Player of the Year. Women’s track and field was a close second with six selections and women’s lacrosse had five.

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebrates connection and community

Focused around the theme of ‘Constellations,’ students arranged social, cultural and academic events  throughout May.

Greek spaces kick off pre-rush events this spring

Sororities, fraternities and gender-inclusive houses have hosted pre-rush events at which prospective members can get to know the various Greek houses on campus. 

Miles Brown ’23 to run for NH House seat

The former president of the College Democrats plans to focus on student voting rights and mental health in his campaign. 

Q&A with Irving Institute interim director April Salas

Salas brings experience from working in the energy field and her ongoing role as director of the Revers Center for Energy, Sustainability and Innovation at the Tuck School of Business. 

Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra prepares to play Tchaikovsky’s most ‘open-hearted’ work during spring concert

The concert will feature Kimberly Tan ’22 as the violin soloist with orchestra director Filippo Ciabatti conducting.

Residential zoning ordinances to come under focus at May 10 Hanover Town Meeting

This year’s list of ordinances includes four proposals by Dartmouth students, several of which aim to adjust the capacity and tenancy requirements in Hanover rental properties. 

“But You’re Going to be Unemployed!”

An English major’s defense of the humanities

The Trails Less Traveled

As the weather gets warmer and students flock outdoors, one writer reviews the local hiking trails.

A Love Letter to the Sun

A note of appreciation for the sunny days ahead

How Secular is Dartmouth, Really?

Students reflect on how their religious practices and identities have changed in college.

“For ’24s, by ’24s:” Spotlight on the Sophomore Trips Planning Process

Sophomore trips directors hope to strengthen class unity and fill the void left by their class’s lack of First-Year Trips.

Editors' Note

Town Meeting votes to approve new zoning district on West Wheelock Street

The article, which was proposed by student body president-elect David Millman ’23 and Nicolas Macri ’24, will help to alleviate the College’s housing crisis.

Pride 2022 celebrates intersectionality within LGBTQ+ community

From April 23 to May 12, students attended campus events celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, from Queer Prom to pride-themed trivia.

Classes of 2020, 2021 allowed to return for Green Key Programming Board Concert

After having missed the event during their senior years, recent alumni eye an opportunity to attend the anticipated spring festival.

Brian Markee remembered as a compassionate Baker-Berry Library worker with a “can-do attitude”

Markee’s colleagues expressed gratitude for his mentoring, sharp humor and positive attitude.

Dartmouth Political Union hosts event on social justice and free speech with Peter Boghossian

The philosopher led students through an interactive exercise aimed at building consensus on contentious issues.

Heavyweight rowing sweeps Syracuse University and Boston University, moves into championship season

The number four ranked rowing team closes out dual competition with wins at Lake Morey in Vermont.