Review: After an uneven final season, the final episode of ‘Stranger Things’ stayed true to the show’s essence

The monumental series delivered an emotionally powerful finale that reminds viewers what the show has always been about.

Kareem Thomas ’28 calls game as men’s basketball secures come-from-behind win over Princeton University

After trailing the Tigers for the majority of the game, Dartmouth men’s basketball secured the comeback win thanks to a strong team effort in the second half and late-game heroics from Thomas. 

Alpine Skiing victorious at Colby Carnival

Dartmouth’s alpine ski team wins big at the Colby Carnival to prepare for Dartmouth Carnival. 

Women’s tennis beats Army in first match of the year

Women’s tennis plays first match with full team.

Town proposal to add bike lane, remove parking spaces on South Main Street presented for community feedback

Town officials raise concern about “failing infrastructure” on the Hanover street.

Dickey Center hosts talk on the future of Venezuela following Maduro’s arrest

While noting Venezuela’s “potential,” Davis said that the country’s energy sector faces “major challenges.” 

Zimmerman Fitness Center unveils new layout

Community members had mixed reactions to the re-organization.

Distinguished fellow and former diplomat Ezzedine Fishere says protests in Iran resemble Arab Spring

Fishere noted the anger and frustration in Iran and said the current protests seem bigger than those in the past.

What A Rush: A Guide to Rho Gamming

One writer explores the role of upperclassmen in serving Potential New Members during Dartmouth’s rush process, facilitated by the Inter-Sorority Council.

Freak of the Week: Hetero Norma-T.V.

Dartmouth’s premiere relationship advice column. 

Gaining Perspective with Andrew Leland

One writer attends the reading of a Pulitzer Prize finalist and learns more about the writing process by picking his brain.

Reported Reflection: The Journey of a Fracket

One writer braves the midnight cold to investigate frat jacket, or “fracket” culture.

Editor’s Note

Flu cases surge in New Hampshire as Dartmouth reports spike in cases

As New Hampshire reaches the CDC’s highest flu activity level, Dartmouth Health and Dick’s House have urged students to take precautions.

Climate ecologist-turned-pastor reflects on return to campus

In a sit-down with The Dartmouth, Rev. Andi Lloyd ’89, who returned to campus this winter as co-pastor of the Church of Christ at Dartmouth College, discussed her careers in science and theology.

Presidential historian Richard Norton Smith urges students to be ‘optimistic about the future’

During an event hosted by the Rockefeller Center, Smith discussed his writing process, presidential rankings and contemporary politics.

DSG Senators consider solutions to student mental health ‘crisis’

At the second weekly Dartmouth Student Government meeting of the term, Evergreen.AI project leaders and mental health union student representatives provided senators with information on campus mental health initiatives.