Hall of Krame: Breaking Down Dartmouth Athletics’ Geographical Diversity

Justin Kramer explores the geographic breakdown of Big Green rosters in this installment of “Hall of Krame.”

The Weekend Roundup: Week 4

Men's hockey went to overtime, women’s swim dominated at the Tate Ramsden Invitational and women’s track and field stood out against Columbia and Yale in this week’s roundup.

Local nursing homes deal with rising COVID-19 cases, staff shortages amid omicron surge

Staff report milder illness in residents with the omicron variant. 

DHMC contends with staff shortages and full ICU

DHMC pulmonologist and critical care chief David Feller-Kopman reports that over 90% of COVID-19 patients in the ICU and on ventilators are unvaccinated.

White River Junction publisher sues Senator Elizabeth Warren over alleged First Amendment violations

The publisher and authors of “The Truth About COVID-19” assert that Warren violated their First Amendment rights by naming the book in a letter to Amazon requesting that the company stop the spread of COVID-19 misinformation.  

Students cope with College’s isolate in place policy

Students react to living with roommates who have tested positive for COVID-19. 

DDS converts Sarner Underground into isolation meal pick-up center

The pick-up service, which began on Jan. 5, provides buffet-style meals for students who have tested positive for COVID-19.

Irving Institute, Center for Engineering and Computer Science to open spring of 2022

The two buildings — located on the west end of campus — will be the most energy efficient buildings on campus.

NH state House passes bill redrawing state’s two congressional districts

If signed into law, the bill would make the 2nd congressional district lean more Democratic and the 1st congressional district lean more Republican.

79th Golden Globe Awards proceed as a private event

The awards show took place amid controversy over a lack of diversity.

Hookups, Parties, Classes and the Friends we Make Along the Way

Students discuss Mindy Kaling ’01’s “The Sex Lives of College Girls” and what held true about social life, hookup culture and friendship.

Q&A with Government Professor and NH State House Representative Russell Muirhead

Muirhead reflects on the one-year anniversary of the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol and what it means for the future of democracy.

Diversity in Greek Life: Can you really be diverse when seeking to be distinctive?

One writer takes a critical look into how sororities promote diversity and reflects on her own experience. 

Behind the Skis: A Look at the College’s Golf Course Cross Country Skiing Operation

The Outdoor Programs Office works year-round to bring cross country skiing to Dartmouth.

We All Fall Down

A writer falls, reflects and writes about it. 

Editors' Note

‘Absolutely ridiculous’: Alumni Gym sees overcrowding at start of winter term

Crowding was worst for the first 10 days of the term, during which the varsity athletes’ strength training facility was closed. 

Dartmouth partners with Coursera to offer two fully online courses

The first course, “Energy Justice: Fostering More Equitable Energy Futures,” launched on Nov. 20, while the second course, “Digital Transformation” launched on Jan. 17. 

Tucker Center names new chaplain Rev. Nancy Vogele ’85

Vogele’s hiring concludes a months-long search to replace former chaplain Daveen Litwin.

Men’s basketball drops games to Penn and Harvard, falling to 7th in Ivy League

The Big Green continue to struggle to close out wins.