Women’s History Month: Remembering Dartmouth’s Coeds

One writer investigates the College’s tumultuous process of going co-ed.

Wordle Me This: How Can a Mini-Game Build Community?

One writer examines how the daily word game has unexpectedly brought students together.

Catholic Students Look Forward to Ash Wednesday

 One writer looks into how students celebrate Ash Wednesday on campus.

Orgo Woes: Student Withdrawals from Organic Chemistry

Students and professors discuss the high number withdrawals from Dartmouth’s notoriously challenging organic chemistry sequence.

From Woes to Websites: The History of Layup List

One writer explores the history behind the student-run course review website Layup List.

Editors' Note

College plans wide-scale dormitory renovations

The College’s Lyme Road apartments proposal, currently on hold, is part of an extended effort to temporarily relocate students as pre-existing dorms undergo renovations.

Dartmouth Student Prison Initiative hosts virtual webinar, “The Crisis at Rikers Island: A Call to End Mass Incarceration”

The DSPI partnered with The Freedom Agenda advocacy group to host the event, which gathered a panel of experts to discuss mass incarceration in the United States.

Still North Books & Bar offers course books for English and creative writing department

According to Still North owner Allie Levy, she is hoping to expand the book program to more departments in the future. 

The Hood’s winter opening reception welcomes community members into the museum

The event spotlighted two exhibits and featured an artist and curators answering questions.

Track and field teams finish in seventh place at Ivy League Heptagonal Championships

The Big Green won the men's distance medley relay at Heps for the first time since 2014.

Men’s hockey drops final two regular season games to RPI and Union

The Big Green will take on Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute again in the first round of the ECAC Tournament next weekend.

The Weekend Roundup: Week 9

Baseball, softball, and men’s lacrosse notch first wins of the season while women’s golf, women’s squash, and men’s swimming and diving compete in various tournaments.

Ukrainian Student Association organizes protest following Russian invasion of Ukraine

Roughly 150 students, faculty and Hanover community members gathered in solidarity with Ukraine.

Abrupt shutdown of Librex prompts mixed reactions from students

According to the app’s founder Ryan Schiller, the suddenness of Librex’s shut-down was intended to prevent speculation or hysteria among the student body. 

Students propose zoning amendments that could increase housing capacity in Hanover

The amendments, which were signed by 30 students, will be voted on in the town election in May. 

As COVID-19 cases decline, campus sees uptick in influenza A

As of Feb. 21, Dick’s House has documented 23 cases of influenza A.

Dartmouth Political Union hosts student debate on abortion

The panel featured three students advocating for pro-life and three students advocating for pro-choice. 

Women’s swimming and diving team takes seventh at Ivy League Championship meet

This was the first Ivy League Championships the team has competed in since it was cut and subsequently reinstated.

Faculty vote 89-4 to pause new housing on Lyme Road

The College will continue its initial planning process into May.