Mirror

The Odd One Out

By Eliza Helmers | September 29, 2021

Students reflect on their experiences as the only member of their class year in their courses.

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Mirror

Back at Dartmouth, New to Campus

By Claire Callahan | September 29, 2021

Members of the Class of 2024 look forward to their first term on Dartmouth's campus.

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Mirror

Editors' Note

By Novi Zhukovsky and Christina Baris | September 29, 2021

This week in mirror we invite you to take a break from the hustle and bustle of week three and reflect on long lines, lost traditions and more.

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News

Amid mental health controversy, Dartmouth launches four-year partnership with JED Foundation

By Ben Fagell | September 28, 2021

The program — aimed at improving Dartmouth’s mental health resources — will consist of an institutional assessment, the implementation of a strategic plan and a progress update.

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News

Dartmouth Political Union hosts Noam Chomsky

By Soleil Gaylord | September 28, 2021

The event, hosted over Zoom, drew around 370 attendees streaming in to watch and engage with Chomsky on topics spanning from reforming the “neoliberal system” to technological automation. 

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News

Former ambassador Lewis Eisenberg ’64 delivers lecture on his career

By Andrew Sasser | September 28, 2021

The lecture — titled “From Dartmouth to Wall Street to Rome: A Career in Business, Politics, Government, and Diplomacy” — featured discussion of Eisenberg’s tenure as ambassador to Italy and San Marino. 

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Arts

Student Spotlight: Friday Night Rock organizes concerts on campus

By Madeline Sawyer | September 28, 2021

The student-run organization brings energy to Sarner Underground, with musicians performing three times per term. 

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Arts

Green To Go: A Cozy Evening at Tuckerbox

By Alejandro Morales | September 28, 2021

White River Junction's Tuckerbox Restaurant is the perfect place for Turkish and Mediterranean food.

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Sports

In home opener, Dartmouth cruises to 41-3 blowout victory over Sacred Heart

By Will Ennis | September 27, 2021

In the team's first home game in nearly two years, the Big Green showed few signs of rust. Ivy League play begins this weekend.

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Sports

Women’s rugby off to a strong start, looks forward to competitive season

By Katherine Shannon | September 27, 2021

The team has won its first three games of the season against LIU, Quinnipiac and Army.

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Sports

Volleyball drops Ivy League opener versus Harvard

By Ethan Strauss | September 27, 2021

Falling behind two sets to none early, the Big Green fought hard in a furious comeback but could not prevail in the tiebreak.

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Sports

The Weekend Roundup: Week 2

By Vikram Strander , Andrew Doerr and Lanie Everett | September 27, 2021

Football wins big at home, women's cross country got back into competition and sailing competed in events across the northeast in this weekend's roundup. 

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News

Labor shortage strikes DDS as long dining lines force students to wait, skip meals

By Kristin Chapman | September 24, 2021

DDS director Jon Plodzik advised students to grab meals during low-volume times. 

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News

As hot dog stand ‘Frankfurters’ arrives in town, ‘Tacos y Tequila’ restaurant prepares for mid-fall opening

By Jacob Strier | September 24, 2021

Frankfurters features specialties like the “Joan” and “Dirty Water” dogs, and Tacos y Tequila aims to sell every tequila available in New Hampshire.

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News

Wooten heads Office of Greek Life temporarily as Joyce, Barloga depart

By Pierce Wilson | September 24, 2021

The College hopes to hire a new OGL director by the end of fall term. 

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Sports

Hall of Krame: Leaving on the Early Coach

By Justin Kramer | September 24, 2021

In the first edition of his new column, former sports editor Justin Kramer analyzes Dartmouth’s unusually low retention of head coaches compared to its Ivy League competition

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News

With 1,229 students, Class of 2025 largest in Dartmouth’s history

By Daniel Modesto | September 23, 2021

The freshman class includes 160 students who were admitted last year but deferred enrollment by a year. 

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News

Nine fall study abroads continue, four are canceled

By Sydney Wuu | September 23, 2021

After the pandemic resulted in the cancellation of all of last year’s study abroad trips, this fall will see nine programs return to action. 

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News

Rockefeller Center event examines the “Science of the Constitution”

By Eliza Durbin | September 23, 2021

In the first hybrid Rocky event of the term, government professor Sonu Bedi encouraged active discourse surrounding interpretation of the Constitution. 

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Arts

Hood Museum acquires ten works by African American artists

By Madeline Sawyer | September 23, 2021

Pieces from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation bolster the Hood’s diversifying collection.

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