Clay Stevenson '24 signs with Washington Capitals
The goaltender inked a two-year deal and will begin his career with the team’s AHL affiliate, the Hershey Bears.
Senior Spring: Pierce Widdecombe ’22 inspires as sole senior
Widdecombe leads his team in its return to competition and his final season as the only senior on the roster.
Engineering and Computer Science Center opens after two-year construction period
While many praise the building for providing a new space for departments and campus organizations, some critiqued a lack of available space.
Belated Class of 2020 commencement ceremony to be held this August
The weekend of graduation festivities, from Aug. 5 to Aug. 7, will include a procession, barbecue and a keynote speaker, according to the College.
Three new dining options to open on campus
By the end of April, Dartmouth Dining Services plans to operate The Fern, Back of the Napkin and Cafe@Baker, all of which will only take DBA.
Baseball rallies to split eight games at RussMatt Invitational over spring break
After dropping its first four games of the invitational, the Big Green won its final four to enter Ivy League play on a winning streak.
Big Green softball kicks off regular season during spring break
The team had just one win during the trip as they competed against multiple out-of-conference schools.
Dartmouth offers admission to 1,767 applicants to the Class of 2026
The acceptance rate of 6.24% represents a slight increase from last year’s 6.17%.
JED Foundation visits campus, strategic mental health plan to be released this spring
Representatives talked to members of the student body and discussed the results of the Healthy Minds Survey.
College to allow campus tours inside buildings
Tour guides reflect on two years of virtual and outdoor visitor programming, as COVID-19 guidance changes will allow tours inside campus buildings again.
Q&A with professor and newly appointed Smithsonian Museum scholarly advisor Matthew Garcia
Garcia will lend input on exhibitions in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Latino
The 2022 Oscars fashion blurs the lines of masculinity and femininity
The 94th Academy Awards red carpet diverged from expectations as gender norms were redefined.
Review: Charli XCX’s ‘Crash’ Lacks Usual Experimental Character
Due to her artistic efforts to highlight the concept of “selling out,” Charli’s new album is forgettable and constrained, although it has some enjoyable highlights.
Unionization vote for student dining workers passes unanimously
Less than three months after announcing the creation of the union, the Student Worker Collective at Dartmouth will be officially recognized by the College.
Not-So-Picture Perfect Spring Breaks
One writer reflects on spring break and the pressure to have the stereotypical college experience.
Stuck in the Woods? The Trials and Tribulations of a Rural Commute
Students share their struggles traveling to and from Dartmouth’s remote campus.
COVID-19 restrictions eased for spring term
Following CDC guidelines and a drop in positive cases, testing and masking policies loosen while previously closed spaces reopen
DOC organizes first spring break trips since start of pandemic
Despite changes in planning due to COVID-19, students and alumni enjoyed trips into the outdoors.