Kappa Kappa Kappa fraternity changes name to Kappa Pi Kappa

The fraternity, which was founded in 1842, noted concerns over its previous name’s resemblance to a hate group. 

Pine Park Association to improve trail accessibility and climate resilience of the forest

Goals over the next three years include making the golf course wheelchair accessible, combating invasive species and decommissioning old golf course infrastructure.

Upper Valley heatwave leaves students frustrated and uncomfortable

Amid heightened temperatures and increased outdoor activities, students have cited the lack of air conditioning in dorms as their chief complaint.

Low off-campus program enrollment trend reverses for 2022-2023 school year

After lower-than-average participation last year, foreign study and language study programs show signs of attracting pre-pandemic levels of participation.

Guide to Green Key 2022

Bringing together musicians from a variety of different genres, Green Key weekend offers several concerts across campus.

Raaz, Ujima and Sheba showcase different dance styles in spring performances

With Green Key weekend centered around the arts, dancers at Dartmouth are excited to carry this love for performing into their upcoming shows this spring.

Some People Call it a Fly-Over State, I Call it Home

Reflections on coming to Dartmouth from the Midwest

Not All Who Wander Are Lost

Reflections on the pressure to find your passion 

Living out the Listserv

Two writers look for hidden Listserv gems.

Turning Over a New Academic Leaf

 Students reflect on changing their minds and career ambitions in college.

The World of ‘Real’ Problem Solving

Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering bridges the gap between the humanities and the sciences.

Editors' Note

‘You feel so powerless’: Students react to the Supreme Court’s leaked draft decision to overturn Roe v. Wade

Campus responses included two reproductive rights rallies on the Green.

Innovation & Technology Festival celebrates new West End district

The festival, which welcomed over 1,000 guests, included a start-up business competition, panel discussions and tours of the new academic infrastructure on campus. 

Charges dropped against former student Carlos Wilcox for menorah vandalism

Wilcox alleges that Zachary Wang ’20 was responsible for the shooting of seven lightbulbs of a menorah on the Green during Hanukkah in December 2020.

Town of Hanover to design first master plan since 2003

The sustainability master plan will tackle long-term challenges and goals for the town’s growth.

Q&A with new Greek life director Josh Gamse

Gamse discussed his interest in pursuing a career overseeing Greek life, building relationships with students and his goals for his time at Dartmouth.

The seniors have spoken: Here’s what to wear to Green Key

After years without the event, students must defer to the ’22s on style, fashion and expectations.

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.