“Empathy is the Starting Point”: Human Centered Design Minor Teaches Problem Solving Through a Human Lens

Students say that the program teaches them a manner of approaching problems which they are able to apply to other areas of their lives.

Spotlight on Farm Club: Community Care Through Food

Farm Club aims to give back to the local community and increase awareness of food inequality.

Editors’ Note

College Republicans panel featuring Rep. Madison Cawthorn draws student protests

The panelists covered topics including the prosecution of Democratic officials, the withdrawal from Afghanistan, immigration and the future of the Republican Party.

Report finds Upper Valley, Hanover have some of state’s highest housing prices and most restrictive zoning laws

Hanover’s excess housing price — a measure of the cost of housing relative to the average cost of homes in New Hampshire — was the fifth highest in the state.

College expands take-home testing eligibility to all undergraduate students

West Gym is closed for in-person testing on Wednesday and Thursday after the rollout of take-home tests. 

Green To Go: A Sip of Millennial Quirkiness at Juel Modern Apothecary

While the cafe offers high-quality lattes, the food is unfulfilling and its price is not justified.

Review: Solar Power is Lorde’s Poetic Reflection on Fame and Growing Up

The album is lyrically innovative and stunning in its explorations of nature, fame and growth, but it occasionally stagnates sonically.

From the Bleachers: Atlanta Deserves This World Series

On Tuesday, the Astros and Braves face off in Game 1 of the 2021 World Series. The end to Atlanta’s 26-year title drought may be waiting in the wings.

344 bids extended to new fraternity members, IFC withholds house-by-house breakdown

This fall's rush cycle was the first to be held in person since winter 2020. 

Dartmouth women philanthropists make history with $379 million in donations

An unprecedented 103 women donated at least $1 million each to the College’s Call to Lead Campaign. 

Business owners try to adapt as labor shortage continues

Some stores and restaurants have cut back their open days, and managers say they have stepped in to try to fill the gaps.  

Hanover joins newly-formed Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire

The Town hopes that the coalition will help it to realize its goal of achieving 100% renewable electricity by 2030. 

Sororities extend over 300 bids during fall rush, Alpha Theta and Phi Tau extend 23

More students participated in rush and joined Greek houses this year than in recent years. 

Biden executive order leads Dartmouth to expand vaccine mandate to remote workers

The federal guidance suggests that non-compliant workers may not have their contracts renewed. 

Community reacts to endowment growth

After the endowment posted 46.5% returns, some students called for additional spending on wages and services.

Alum Spotlight: Maeve McBride ’20 explores disabilities through art

“Images of Disability” examines artistic representations of disability

What’s the Matter with Mold?

Students share their reactions to the recent discovery of mold in Andres and Zimmerman halls. 

More Employees, Please

Hanover businesses fall victim to the national labor shortage.

Hello From the Other Side: Reflecting on Rush

Ava Koros ’23 looks back on her sorority rush experience.