‘I Really Expected it to be Bigger’: Winter Carnival Expectations vs Reality

Students share what they did and did not do during this not-so-big weekend.

Taking the Plunge

One writer embarks on a journey to complete one of Dartmouth’s coldest traditions. 

Editors’ Note

Town reacts to President Hanlon’s retirement announcement

Business owners and town officials expressed their feelings about Hanlon’s administration and their hopes for his successor.

College receives community input in presidential search

Trustees Susie Huang ’84 and Christopher Lord ’84 hosted three “listening sessions” for staff, faculty and students to discuss criteria for next Dartmouth president. 

Hanover restaurants grapple with rising costs due to inflation

Business owners are feeling the effects of inflation differently depending on the products they sell. 

Rocky hosts virtual ‘Julian Assange: Visionary or Villain?’ event

The Zoom webinar featured president of the online news outlet The Markup and leading free speech attorney Nabihya Syed and was hosted by English and women’s, gender and sexuality studies professor Alexis Jetter. 

Eight Big Green athletes compete in 2022 Winter Olympics

Since the 1924 Olympics in Chamonix, France, 155 athletes have represented Dartmouth in the Winter Games.

Ski team takes second place at first Dartmouth Carnival in three years

Dartmouth’s first-years led the way, scoring nearly 40 percent of the Big Green’s 797 points. 

Hall of Krame: Dartmouth’s History at the Winter Olympics

With the 2022 Winter Olympics underway, Justin Kramer looks at the history of Dartmouth student-athletes and alumni competing at the event.

The Weekend Roundup: Week 7

Big Green basketball saw yet more rough losses, track and field competed at Yale and Boston University, and men’s hockey took down Yale in this week’s roundup.

Student organizations run on unpaid labor

Unpaid positions present barriers but can afford valuable opportunities, according to student leaders.

‘It’s become a crisis’: Homelessness in the Upper Valley

Many factors contribute to the issue in the region, while local organizations work to support homeless folks.

Inside the disbandment of the education department

The former department’s dissolution involved discussions at the administrative and departmental level.

Student Assembly president and vice president reflect on year of leadership

The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated a shift in academic and mental health policies.

Q&A with provost Dave Kotz ’86 and executive vice president Rick Mills

The “Rick and Dave” duo discuss COVID-19 policy, housing and the future of the College. 

Unraveling the Mystery: An Investigation Into the Missing Clock Hand

Many objects around campus go missing, but never has something so central — quite literally — to campus disappeared.

A Flock of Canada Goose: A Look Into Classism in Winter Clothing

As temperatures drop, students take out their winter coats — often without realizing how much their brand matters.

The Dartmouth Aires Celebrate 75 Years

From orientation to reunions, the a cappella group performs a mix of traditional Dartmouth songs and modern arrangements — all while dressed in their trademark colorful patterned suits.

Looking back at the Hood, a center of controversy

While many in the art world had issues regarding the renovations, staff and students have largely moved past the initial criticism.