Sports

The D Sports Awards: Best Freshman Athlete

By Gayne Kalustian | May 20, 2014

During the 2013-14 season, several freshman athletes have played major roles on their respective teams, becoming crucial players and even superstars in their first seasons in Hanover. To commemorate the achievements of Dartmouth athletes and teams this past year, we introduced the first annual Sports Awards.

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Arts

The Chainsmokers, Lupe Fiasco play weekend shows

By Michaela Ledoux | May 18, 2014

Whether students wanted to enjoy modern bluegrass on the Collis Center patio, rock out to 1990s cover music on the Alpha Delta fraternity’s lawn or rap with Lupe Fiasco on the Gold Coast lawn, Green Key weekend brought ample music acts to campus.

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News

A Campus Facing Violence

By Min Kyung Jeon and Charlie Rafkin and Josh Renaud | May 15, 2014

This year, we decided to suspend our annual Green Key issue in favor of an in-depth look at the subject that has seized campus dialogue — sexual assault.

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News

Dear Dartmouth: Thank You

By Anonymous | May 15, 2014

During my sophomore winter I was raped by another student. I will graduate in three weeks, proud to call Dartmouth my alma mater.

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News

The Sway of Social Spaces

By Emily Brigstocke and Josh Koenig | May 15, 2014

In recent years, students, faculty and outside observers have linked Dartmouth’s Greek system to the perpetuation of sexual assault, with some pointing to gender segregation, intoxication and hazing as sources of sexual violence.

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News

Reported assaults higher than peers’, Clery analysis shows

By Chris Leech and Elizabeth Smith | May 15, 2014

Data analysis conducted by The Dartmouth showed a higher mean number of sexual assaults reported at the College than at its peer institutions, coupled with a 99.4 percent confidence that the gap between Dartmouth and similar colleges did not occur by chance.

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Sports

The D Sports Awards: Best Female Athlete

By Gayne Kalustian | May 13, 2014

Each week in May, we will present a different category. This week, the second installment is best female athlete. Vote on our website before noon Sunday, and we’ll announce the winner in Monday’s Sports Weekly.

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Arts

Senior studio art majors exhibit works for their final show

By Marley Marius | May 12, 2014

Dartmouth’s 25 senior studio art majors will celebrate the opening to their final undergraduate exhibit this evening, featuring their best work from their senior seminars. Their drawings, paintings, photographs and prints are spread across the Hopkins Center’s Jaffe-Friede and Strauss Galleries as well as the Black Family Visual Arts Center’s Nearburg Arts Forum.

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News

Over 500 gather for 42nd annual powwow

By Rebecca Asoulin | May 11, 2014

The steady pulse of drums beat across campus as the festivities of the 42nd annual Dartmouth powwow concluded this weekend. The gathering drew more than 500 spectators and participants on the Green on Sunday, with a slightly lower attendance at Saturday’s events, held in Leede Arena due to rain.

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News

Charles Collis ’37 remembered

By Josh Koenig | May 8, 2014

Charles Collis ’37, a lifelong supporter of the College, died Tuesday at the age of 99. Remembered by family and friends as modest and down-to-earth despite his prolific accomplishments in business and philanthropy, Collis always credited Dartmouth with teaching him to think and setting him on a path to success.

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News

Turnover to continue with Johnson departure

By Amelia Rosch | May 8, 2014

Since former College President Jim Yong Kim started his tenure in 2009, the senior administration has seen significant structural changes and 18 of 24 high-level positions transition leadership, some as frequently as three times.

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Mirror

Finding Your Unicorn

By Lindsay Keare and Maddie Brown | May 8, 2014

Maybe you know their name or maybe you don’t, but we have found that most people on campus have their elusive unicorn.

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Sports

The D Sports Awards: Best Male Athlete

By Gayne Kalustian | May 7, 2014

This year saw major achievements for the Big Green across the athletic spectrum: three Ivy League titles already — women’s cross country, equestrian and softball — and baseball is playing in the Ivy League Championship Series this weekend along with the track and field teams heading to outdoor Ivy League Heptagonal Championships. Here at The Dartmouth, we wanted to commemorate the achievements of Dartmouth athletes and teams this past year, which is why we’re introducing the first annual D Sports Awards.

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News

Yield sees increase to 54.5 percent

By Priya Ramaiah | May 5, 2014

With a yield of 54.5 percent for the Class of 2018, the number of students accepting Dartmouth’s offer of acceptance is the highest it has ever been, the College announced Monday.

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News

Dean Johnson to depart for Scripps College

By Min Kyung Jeon and Michael Qian | May 4, 2014

Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson will depart Dartmouth for Scripps College, a 1,000-student women’s college in Claremont, California, where she will be the vice president for student affairs and dean of students.

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News

Laverne Cox discourages gender policing

By Zac Hardwick | May 4, 2014

Discussing childhood bullying in Alabama and her journey to self-acceptance, Laverne Cox, an LGBTQ activist and actress on “Orange is the New Black,” gave Friday’s keynote Pride Week address.

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Sports

Softball beats Penn to head to NCAAs

By Josh Schiefelbein | May 4, 2014

The Big Green (31-17, 18-2 Ivy) defeated the Quakers (19-22-1, 13-6-1 Ivy) 2-1 in the series to claim the program’s first ever Ivy League Championship.

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Arts

‘Transform’ challenges gender binaries

By Aimee Sung | April 29, 2014

Rainbow fishnet stockings, white button-down shirts, pink skin-tight dresses and black bras were among the outfits modeled at Tuesday’s Transform fashion show, which took place last night as part of Pride Week. The gender-bending fashion event drew a large crowd to Collis Common Ground.

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News

Take Back the Night calls for safe campus

By Treeman Baker | April 22, 2014

“Stop the violence, stop the hate,” community members chanted at the annual Take Back the Night march on Tuesday. “Wherever we go, however we dress: no means no, and yes means yes.”

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News

Full professor gender pay gap remains Ivy League’s largest

By Zac Hardwick | April 15, 2014

Female full professors at Dartmouth make, on average, 82.8 percent of what their male colleagues earn, giving Dartmouth the largest gap in annual wages for full professors in the Ivy League.

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