News

Former national security advisor Jake Sullivan returns to Dartmouth for Dickey talk

By Ryan Joseph | November 6, 2025

The former Dartmouth professor reflected on Ukraine, Gaza and foreign policy’s impact on the middle class. 

---

News

New Hampshire lifts statewide fire ban

By Will Sánchez | November 6, 2025

Students with permits will again be allowed to make fires after 5 p.m. 

---

News

Let’s rock enroll! College hires new registrar

By Oguz Kurt | November 6, 2025

Institutional Registrar’s responsibilities to include inter-school coordination and compliance with federal policy.

---

Opinion

Muller: Lest the Old Traditions Fail

By Aidan Muller | November 6, 2025

With several of Dartmouth’s long-honored traditions staring down the barrel of climate change, it’s time to own our ability to act.

---

Opinion

Rempe-Hiam: President Beilock, Rename BVAC

By Oscar Rempe-Hiam | November 6, 2025

It’s a shame it’s named after an alleged pedophile with ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

---

Mirror

Pong Paddles, Pints and the Perks of Turning 21 in Hanover

By Hannah Lapides | November 5, 2025

One writer explores traditions surrounding 21st birthday celebrations in Hanover.

---

Mirror

Inside the Dartmouth Libraries Sticker Collection

By Stephen Fowler | November 5, 2025

One writer investigates the history of the 27 iconic Dartmouth Libraries stickers, which were originally created as part of a scavenger hunt to encourage students to explore new spaces across campus.

---

Mirror

How Students Support Learning as Tutors, Fellows and Assistants

By Saanvi Goyal | November 5, 2025

One writer explores the unique challenges but rewarding processes of teaching assistants and fellow campus jobs.

---

Mirror

Freak of the Week: Third Wheel Blues

By Eli Moyse | November 5, 2025

Dartmouth’s premier relationship advice column.

---

Mirror

Editor’s Note

By Aditi Gupta | November 5, 2025

---

News

Parent and alumni donations have raised $5 million for Evergreen.AI

By Isabela Pierry | November 4, 2025

Evergreen project directors hope to raise an additional $11.5 million over the next year.

---

News

College purchases three units on West Wheelock for new housing

By Sohum Desai | November 4, 2025

The units are across the street from the construction of Russo Hall and Shonda Rhimes Hall, which will be completed in 2026 and 2028, respectively.

---

News

DSG endorses book bank program and dining advisory council proposal

By Kailyn Holty | November 4, 2025

At the seventh weekly DSG meeting of the term, senators approved funding for a book bank program to increase course material affordability and endorsed the dining advisory council proposal.

---

Opinion

Webb: Freshman Student Government Elections Aren’t Truly Democratic

By Victoria Webb | November 4, 2025

Dartmouth’s student government elections reflect the same habits plaguing American voters everywhere.

---

Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Self-Victimization Is A Dangerous Game

By Oz Trost | November 4, 2025

We must not let Dartmouth’s Jewish community succumb to the ‘victim mentality.’

---

Opinion

Hofmann-Carr: Democrats, Act Like Bartlet, Not Meyer

By Brendan Hofmann-Carr | November 4, 2025

As Democrats struggle to define their identity, they should look to The West Wing’s idealism, not VEEP’s cynicism, for a model of leadership.

---

News

Dunk’s Sports Grill closes

By Haley Rodriguez | November 3, 2025

Owner Tony Barnett sold the bar after four years in business. A new restaurant will open in the location in January.

---

Arts

Kruse Reviews: ‘A House of Dynamite’ starts with a bang but ends with a whimper

By Taylor Kruse | November 3, 2025

The nuclear thriller is tense, compelling and well-directed but hamstrung by its narrative structure and an unsatisfying conclusion.

---

Arts

Review: ‘The Best Mother in the World’ is a universal story about violence, motherhood and freedom

By Ryan Alves Rocha | November 3, 2025

Brazilian filmmaker Anna Muylaert’s latest film follows a Black Brazilian woman trying to break free from a cycle of domestic abuse.

---

Arts

Byrne Jewelry studio reopens in the Hopkins Center for the Arts

By Emma Vail and Dolores Yorkin | November 3, 2025

After three years in a temporary location, the jewelry studio has reopened with full resources for students looking to destress, make something and find a sense of community.

---