Hofmann-Carr: Stop Trying to “Remaster” the Past
Studios continue to churn out remakes of old content in order to maintain the illusion of new material, and it's detrimental to the quality of media in general.
Studios continue to churn out remakes of old content in order to maintain the illusion of new material, and it's detrimental to the quality of media in general.
In an email to campus undergraduates, the Dartmouth Student Government and the Student and Presidential Committee on Sexual Assault wrote that to “celebrate” BVAC namesake Leon Black ’73 “betrays our values and our students.”
One writer gives a newcomer’s guide to taking grad photos.
One writer investigates the restaurants in town that carry the best breakfast sandwich.
Our cooking columnists share a refreshing drink in anticipation of warmer days.
Dartmouth’s premiere relationship advice column.
The law, signed on April 3 by Gov. Kelly Ayotte, will go into effect in June. It requires voters to present a government-issued ID at the polls.
Hanover’s town budget, school district and public transportation system have been largely unaffected by recent fuel price spikes thanks to long-term fuel contracts but face uncertainty if prices persist.
At the first weekly Dartmouth Student Government meeting of the term, senators discussed allocating DSG’s remaining budget, filling three senate vacancies and renaming the Black Visual Arts Center.
The Rockefeller Center for Public Policy hosted the Hon. Beth Jantz ’99 for a conversation on SOAR, a therapeutic incarceration alternative.
Poetry produced by Being, an artificial intelligence exhibit at the Hopkins Center for the Arts, is hollow and cannot replicate human-produced works.
In a world of diminishing value of skill, AI is making skill increasingly less important and networking increasingly more.
The sorority was suspended in July 2024 in connection with the death of Won Jang ’26.
The drought, which has lasted since September, is the worst in New Hampshire in 25 years.
On “THE COMEDOWN,” smokedope2016 exchanges cloud rap’s haze for a more sobering glimpse into its consequences.
Nelligan discussed his inspiration for satire and the enduring appeal of “Animal House.”
The animated sequel to “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” is flashy and sleek but devoid of real substance.
Suzy Magill ’27, one of the event organizers, sat down with The Dartmouth to discuss her favorite moments from the day and its importance to her.
Dartmouth replaced a fellowship at the College named after Chavez without public announcement following the publication of the Times’s report, which found that the labor leader sexually abused two underage girls in the 1970s.