Government department cancels talk with registered child sex offender

Georgia State University political science professor Toby Bolsen — a registered sex offender in the state of Illinois — was scheduled to give a talk on Oct. 11 but withdrew due to “personal reasons.”

URAD eligibility changes spark frustration among some upperclassmen

Undergraduate Research Assistantships at Dartmouth increased termly funding by $400 but lowered eligibility from five terms to four — upsetting some students who planned to complete five terms of research. 

As the Class of 2025 job hunts, economics professors weigh in on current job market

The Dartmouth spoke with six economics professors about the current job market — and whether job-hunting seniors have cause for concern.

Allied Scholars for Animal Protection hosts screening of ‘Christspiracy’

The film explores the relationship between veganism and global religions.

Dartmouth dedicates football stadium to late head coach Buddy Teevens

The newly named Buddy Teevens Stadium at Memorial Field honors the legacy of the winningest coach in Dartmouth football history.

Fourth quarter drive leaves Penn answerless in football’s 20-17 win

Strong run game, efficiency on third down and consistent special teams kept Dartmouth undefeated in their first conference game.

Arab Student Association holds vigil for deaths in Lebanon

On Tuesday, around 100 students gathered on the Green for the first official ASA campus event since its founding last year.  

Sorority recruitment begins, following new attention to diversity

In the spring, the Inter-Sorority Council mandated that financial aid transparency and diversity, equity and inclusion events be part of the recruitment process. 

Women’s rugby stays undefeated with 32-16 win over Sacred Heart

Women’s rugby improved their record to 4-0 with a gritty win over Sacred Heart at home after overcoming their first deficit of the season. 

Men’s golf finishes runner-up after strong performance at Columbia Autumn Invitational

Tyler Brand ’27 broke the tournament scoring record with a -17 finish. 

Several Dartmouth Dining locations to undergo changes

This year, Cafe@Baker, the Class of 1953 Commons and Courtyard Cafe will undergo menu and logistical changes, including biometric access and electronic ordering.

FIRE improves Dartmouth’s ‘speech code rating’ following changes to College speech policies

Free speech nonprofit FIRE improved the College’s speech code rating from “yellow light” to “green light,” with mixed reactions among students and community members.

The Life of Things We Leave Behind: Exploring Fully Furnished Off-Campus Houses

One writer investigates the items left behind by past residents of off-campus houses.

Dear Graduates, It is My Great Honor Today…

…to break down the nomination process for choosing Commencement honorands and the Commencement speaker.

Thursdays at Nine: Collis’s Trivia Nuts

One writer talks to the biggest trivia enthusiasts at Collis’s Thursday trivia nights.

Dartmouth Generations: Strengthening Ties Between Students and Seniors

One writer explores how Dartmouth students are developing meaningful relationships with the elderly in the Upper Valley. 

The Person Behind the Water Bottle

One writer explores the relationship that students have with their water bottles.

Mirror Asks: 24F New Writers Edition

Want to get to know Mirror’s new writers and their perspective on Dartmouth? Give this edition of Mirror Asks a read.

Editor's Note

Amid residence hall renovations, students adjust to Summit commute

This fall, residence hall renovations led several students to live in Summit on Juniper, apartment-style housing located more than three miles from campus.