Q&A with Axiom Onsite Team Leader Kay Hayes: The Other Side of Testing

Hayes discussed her journey in the healthcare industry, what a typical day at work looks like and her plans for the future. 

International Immersion: Checking in with Students Studying Abroad

Students participating in off-campus programs share how their experiences away from Hanover are adding to their college experience.

Tasty or Tacky? A Review of Tacos Y Tequila

One writer shares her experience dining at Hanover’s newest Mexican food joint, Tacos y Tequila.

Saving Our Planet One Outfit at a Time

One writer looks into how students choose to align their values with their clothing choices.

Editors' Note

College President Phil Hanlon ’77 to step down June of 2023

He began his term as president in 2013.

Virtual anti-Antifa event hosted by College Republicans moved online due to safety, logistical issues

The club hosted conservative journalist Andy Ngo and libertarian Gabriel Nadales for a discussion titled “Extremism in America.” 

New undergraduate housing on Lyme Road to break ground by end of year

Students and community members expressed mixed reactions to the project, which lies further from campus than any existing dorms. 

College offers spring housing options to undergraduate students near DHMC

Summit on Juniper, proposed to house upperclassman undergraduate students in spring,  was originally constructed to provide housing to graduate students. 

Review: 'Hype House' Reveals the Misery of Being an Influencer

In the past decade, social media influencers have grown more and more in popularity. First, it was on YouTube. Then, it was on Instagram. Now, with TikTok, it’s easier than ever to become famous. On the Netflix reality show “Hype House,” these influencers break out of our phone screens and onto our televisions.

Student Spotlight: student artist Alice Crow ’22 creates multimedia, layered works

Crow works both as an artist and an intern at the Hood Museum of Art where she is curating an upcoming exhibit.

Men’s hockey loses in shootout against Clarkson, falls 3-1 to St. Lawrence

The Big Green will play three games this week against Union College, Cornell University and Colgate University.

Men’s basketball loses to Princeton 84-80 in another nail-biter

The Big Green currently sit in last place in the Ivy League.

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.