Climbing gym reopens after two-year closure

The College had to revamp the gym’s ventilation system to bring the facility in compliance with COVID-19 policies, delaying its reopening.

Review: ‘The Love Hypothesis’ is a Guide to Feeling Something on Valentines Day

Protagonist Adam Carlsen is the silver lining of BookTok.

From the Bleachers: Super Bowl Edition

Baily Deeter gives a Super Bowl preview and picks Los Angeles to take home the Lombardi

‘Welcome to Indian Country’ celebrates Indigenous communities

The musical performance will take place on Friday at the Hopkins Center for the Arts.

Go Big or Go Home: the Phi Delt Cook-Off

An annual Winter Carnival event offers the opportunity of a lifetime to those with a winning chili recipe up their sleeve. 

Tales from Floridians in Hanover

Students from warm-weather climates share how they are bearing the cold.

Dear Dartmouth, Be My Valentine?

One writer professes her love for the College.

Films, Frats and Fanatics: How “Animal House” Compares to Current-Day Dartmouth

One writer watches “Animal House” and comments on the parallels between the film and Dartmouth’s culture.

Editors' Note

College kicks off sixth annual Black Legacy Month celebration

Celebrations will be held both in-person and online, and include discussion panels, theatrical and artistic exhibitions and a speech delivered by scholar and activist Angela Davis. 

Dartmouth community reacts to escalating Russia-Ukraine tensions

Professors and students explain geopolitics of the conflict, share personal anecdotes and explore the ramifications of Russian aggression toward Ukraine.

Students report falling behind, struggling to keep up with work during isolation for COVID-19

Indigenous photographer Cara Romero will speak at the Hood this Wednesday

Three of Romero’s works are currently on display in the museum.

Dartmouth men’s basketball comes up short against Yale and Brown in back-to-back games

Dartmouth’s last four losses have been by no more than four points.

Skiing finishes second amid heavy snowfall at Vermont Carnival

The alpine events were canceled due to unsafe weather conditions, but a strong performance in Nordic races propelled the Big Green to a second-place finish.

Men’s hockey goes 0-3 on the week, falling to 3-16-3 on the season

Goalkeeper Clay Stevenson ’24 totaled 104 saves across the three games.

The Weekend Roundup: Week 6

Women’s basketball earned its first Ivy League win against Brown, men’s basketball fell short to Brown and Yale and squash dominated Amherst.

Students express mixed reactions to news of College President Phil Hanlon’s retirement

Students weigh in on Hanlon's legacy and qualities they hope to see in the College's next president. 

Winter sees return to virtual sorority rush, drop in registration

Due to surge in COVID-19 positivity rates at the start of the term, the ISC returned to virtual rush, according to Inter-Sorority Council president Molly Katarincic. 

Sadie Alexander Association aims to increase diversity in the economics department

Established in the spring of 2021, the association coordinates with the department to provide student input and organize guest lectures on inequality and discrimination.