Men’s and women’s squash flattened by Yale and Trinity

Both the men’s and women’s teams, which were both shut out 9-0 by both opponents, are 3-7 this season and are in search of their first Ivy League wins.

From the Bleachers: How Did We Get Here?

Baily Deeter recaps the chaotic NFL postseason that has resulted in next weekend’s Super Bowl LVI matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams.

Sleeping in earmuffs: As students deal with inconsistent dorm temperatures, College looks to update heating systems

Many of the older buildings on campus have steam heating systems, which are prone to overheating. 

Safety and Security stepping up policing at Greek-hosted events, affiliated students say

On Jan. 19, Bones Gate fraternity was temporarily suspended. Gamma Delta Chi fraternity continues to be on probation due to a violation during fall term, and Beta Alpha Omega has received multiple warnings. 

Dartmouth has highest COVID-19 positivity rate among peer schools

As peer institutions started their spring semesters last week, some moved forward with in-person instruction while others offered a virtual or hybrid model. 

Naked and Unafraid: The Art of Figure Modeling

We hear from nude models on the ins-and-outs of their on-campus job.

Big Green’s Little League

Intramural hockey is a popular pastime among Dartmouth students, offering a way to get active and spend time with friends during Hanover’s coldest months.

The Freshman Dorms as Foco Delicacies

Ever wondered which freshman dorm is analogous to a perfectly warm Foco cookie? Well, you’ve come to the right place.

The Definitive Ranking of Hanover Hot Chocolates

One writer shares her quest to find Hanover’s best hot chocolate.

Editors' Note

Tuck professor Emily Blanchard named chief economist for U.S State Department

The Dartmouth spoke with Blanchard about her work, the global supply chain and more.

Listen Community Services launches boutique at Lebanon thrift store location

The boutique opened on Jan. 18,  sparking mixed reactions from customers.

Interim provost David Kotz ’86 named provost effective immediately, College announces

Kotz has served as interim provost twice, from Oct. 2017 to Oct. 2018 and since July 2021.

Men’s basketball earns second Ivy League win of the season at Columbia

The Big Green’s win against the Lions puts them a game back from fourth in the Ivy League.

Men’s hockey beats No. 8 Cornell in shootout, falls to Union and Colgate

The Big Green played in three one-goal games, earning a victory over top-10 Cornell University.

Graduate student eligibility extension denied for Classes of 2022, 2023 and 2024

Each of these classes lost at least one season at Dartmouth to COVID-19.

The Weekend Roundup: Week 5

Men’s basketball defeated Columbia University, women’s track and field competed at the John Thomas Terrier Classic and men’s hockey defeated Cornell University in this week’s roundup.

College rejects voluntary recognition of Student Worker Collective at Dartmouth

The group will seek recognition in an election sanctioned by the National Labor Relations Board.

At least 23% of total student body has tested positive since Jan. 1

Health experts across the College stressed that the omicron variant continues to pose a threat to community members and health systems.

New Hampshire state House passes bill requiring law enforcement to notify public of immigration checkpoints

The bill will face its first Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Feb. 10.