News

Spread of the delta variant disrupts fall reopening plans at peer institutions

By Andrew Sasser | September 21, 2021

Some schools in New England have adjusted policies on testing, masking and social gatherings in the face of outbreaks caused by the delta variant. 

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Sports

Football wins season opener over Valparaiso

By Will Ennis | September 21, 2021

The Big Green overcame offensive struggles to win 28-18 on the road.

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Arts

Student Spotlight: TDX band The Dandelions hopes to expand their repertoire and fan base

By Eleanor Schifino | September 21, 2021

Following their first official performance this summer, fans of the group anticipate an energetic series of shows this year.

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Sports

Women’s soccer has successful start as attention turns to upcoming Ivy League play

By Matt Krivan and Jason Norris | September 20, 2021

After seven games, the team is 4-2-1, with particularly impressive showings against Georgetown University and the University of Kansas. Ivy League play begins this weekend. 

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Sports

Women’s volleyball off to a winning start

By Katherine Shannon | September 20, 2021

The team won the Dartmouth Invitational for the first time since 2015 on Sept. 9 and 10.

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Sports

Inside the Hash Marks: A Long Journey

By Josh Greene | September 20, 2021

In a new column, Dartmouth long snapper Josh Greene ’23 reflects on the team’s preparation and return to game action after the long COVID-19 layoff.

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Sports

The Weekend Roundup: Week 1

By Vikram Strander and Andrew Doerr | September 20, 2021

Football’s season opener, women’s rugby’s win over Army and a pair of tennis invitational meets highlight the first weekend roundup of the fall.

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News

Back to the classroom: students and professors react to in-person instruction

By Sydney Wuu | September 17, 2021

After six terms of remote learning, students and professors finally returned to in-person classes with the start of fall term. 

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News

New allegations claim BVAC donor Leon Black ’73 sexually harassed Russian model

By Daniel Modesto | September 17, 2021

The allegations also assert that Black flew the Russian model to meet convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. 

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News

Q&A with National 9/11 Memorial designer Michael Arad ’91

By Coalter Palmer | September 17, 2021

Arad discussed the process of designing the memorial, how his Dartmouth experience has influenced his work and his most recent project.

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News

Expanded, month-long FYSEP features in-person courses and social events for first years

By Kristin Chapman | September 17, 2021

FYSEP participants said they left the program feeling more academically and socially prepared for Dartmouth. 

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Sports

Fall Preseason Roundup

By Olivia Morton , Lanie Everett and Ethan Weber | September 17, 2021

Eight of Dartmouth’s fall sports teams have kicked off competition with preseason action.

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News

Dartmouth community reacts to U.S military withdrawal from Afghanistan and Taliban takeover

By Pierce Wilson | September 16, 2021

Students organized community discussions regarding the U.S. troop withdrawal, and regional organizations in the Upper Valley plan to provide support to Afghan refugees. 

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News

First-Year Trips participants give program high marks despite delays and restructuring

By Jacob Strier | September 16, 2021

Just two days before Trips began, the program’s directorate overhauled programming following COVID-19 outbreaks at peer institutions and delays in the College’s testing program.

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News

Graduate students experience housing crisis, causing some to defer enrollment

By Andrew Sasser | September 16, 2021

A recent increase in demand for undergraduate off-campus housing and a larger than usual Tuck School of Business class have caused strain on graduate student housing.

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News

Students experience long testing lines during move-in

By Manasi Singh | September 16, 2021

Due to technical difficulties, workers were forced to manually enter COVID-19 student testing information, leaving incoming students waiting for up to two hours.

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Arts

Review: Sally Rooney’s New Novel Misses the Mark on Love and Politics

By Mia Nelson | September 16, 2021

“Beautiful World, Where Are You?” favors cynicism over honest engagement with the biggest topics of Rooney’s novels.

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Mirror

Notes from the Field: Shadowing an Admissions Tour

By Pierce Wilson | September 15, 2021

Tagging along on a virtual tour illuminates how the pandemic has changed the College. 

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Mirror

Making the Best of It: Reflections on the Return of First-Year Trips

By Caris White | September 15, 2021

Even after some last minute changes, incoming students and program leaders alike celebrated the value of Trips.

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Mirror

Ending with a Bang

By Eliza Helmers | September 15, 2021

Eliza Helmers ’22 reflects on how her abnormal college experience has given her a new perspective as she enters her senior year.  

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