‘Ink’ is a thrilling yet thought-provoking exposition of a newspaper’s rise to success

James Graham’s adaptation of his 2017 play traces Rupert Murdoch and Larry Lamb’s transformation of “The Sun” into a heady, ethically-blurry tabloid powerhouse.

‘Digger’ is a brilliant, sophisticated satire of modern America with an alienating conceit

Starring Tom Cruise, the film tells the story of a production of a play about a contemporary American oil tycoon.

Hood Museum of Art exhibit explores the limits and possibilities of American travel culture

The Dartmouth sat down with curator Javier Baluyut ’26 to discuss his thoughts about our contemporary transit system and the values it reflects.

New weekly program at the Hopkins Center spotlights student artists

“Five to Seven,” a free series showcasing a different lineup of student performances each week, will take place on Thursday evenings from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. through Nov. 19 at the Top of the Hop.

Dartmouth football looks to carry Homecoming momentum to New Haven this weekend

After a defensive battle that scored the Big Green a key Homecoming win, the football team will travel to New Haven this Saturday to take on the Yale University Bulldogs and their explosive offense. 

Class of 2030 celebrates Homecoming with return of bonfire

Hanover Police chief James Martin called the weekend one of “the most successful” he has seen while overseeing Homecoming safety.

Magnetic in her field: Earth sciences professor Sarah Slotznick receives early career award

Slotznick received the American Geophysical Union’s Takesi Nagata Early Career Award one year after receiving a $900,000 grant from the Department of Energy to study magnetism.

‘There’s a lot of frustration’: DSG discusses AI policies with administrators

At their public meeting on Oct. 4, the Senate also discussed a bus voucher program, which one senator said was “covering” the financial aid office’s “ass.”

Crazy Costumes in a Dusty Box: A History of Flair

One writer chronicles the history of flair on campus.

Mirror Asks: New Writers Edition

As the fall term picks up in full swing, our newest Mirror writers reflect on their time at Dartmouth so far and look forward to the years ahead.

Freak of the Week: What a Rush

Dartmouth’s premier relationship advice column.

Editor’s Note

Pete Buttigieg calls for the Democratic Party to reform the political system at annual N.H. Democrats dinner

On Oct. 3, the New Hampshire Democratic Party hosted its annual Eleanor Roosevelt Dinner, featuring speeches from the former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and New Hampshire’s congressional delegation.

Peak Bag projected to raise over $50,000 for suicide prevention at Dartmouth

Over 1,100 Dartmouth community members have participated in the seventh annual fundraiser to support campus mental health and suicide prevention training.

Beilock profiled in New York Times best-selling ‘study of collaboration in the Trump era’

In “Profiles in Cowardice,” author Jacob Weisberg argues that Beilock is “substituting a behavioral toolkit for a moral compass.”