Review: ‘Fatherland’ is a brilliant, allusive portrait of searching for meaning in Cold War Germany

Reimagining a significant period in the life of German literary titan Thomas Mann, the film was screened at “Telluride at Dartmouth” on Sunday.

Ashe, Friday Pilots Club and student band Dublin deliver an energetic, heartfelt Fallapalooza

For the annual fall concert, headliner Ashe performed hits and unreleased tracks.

Men’s soccer stuns No. 18 Vermont in 3-1 upset

The Big Green picked up their first win over a nationally-ranked opponent since 2015, owing greatly to goals from Ben Bilden ’29, Eidur Baldvinsson ’28 and first-year Bo Robbins ’30. 

Moyse: How to Tie a Bowtie

Magnuson Center and Technology Transfer Office merge in $60 million expansion

Following a national search, Gabriel Schlumberger ’96 will begin as the executive director of the expanded center on Jan. 1, 2027.

Dartmouth joins national campus antisemitism discussion as lawmakers launch new caucus

Provost Santiago Schnell joined university leaders and U.S. representatives Josh Gottheimer and Elise Stefanik at a Sept. 8 discussion that coincided with the launch of a new bipartisan congressional caucus to combat campus antisemitism.

‘I get to talk with interesting people from around the world’: A look into the little white booth on the Green

One writer investigates the history of the information booth on the Green.

Freak of the Week: Homie Hopper

Dartmouth’s premier relationship advice column.

Editor’s Note

Former special counsel Jack Smith says there has been a ‘tremendous loss of credibility’ in the U.S. Department of Justice

Smith also discussed his career as a prosecutor and potential reforms in accountability and credibility at the DOJ at a Rockefeller Center for Public Policy event on Sept. 17.

N.H. Executive Council visits Hanover

The council hosted their bi-weekly business meeting at the Hopkins Center for the Arts, where they discussed state expenditures

Inside Evergreen and Therabot with psychiatry and computer science professor Nicholas Jacobson

Jacobson sat down with The Dartmouth to explain the development of the AI chatbots. 

Op-eds, academic articles by Provost Santiago Schnell flagged as ‘AI-written’ by ‘near-zero error’ AI detector Pangram

Schnell said he used artificial intelligence for “making writing processes more efficient,” but that AI was not a “substitute” for his own “intellectual judgment or authorship.”

SALAD serves up art to your dorm

Now in its third year, the Hood Museum of Art’s Student Art Lending program continues to expand its collection, giving Dartmouth students more opportunities to bring original works into their dorm rooms and apartments.

Kruse Reviews: ‘Resident Evil’ is a lean, mean thrill ride and an excellent video game adaptation

Zach Cregger’s new horror-comedy proves that sometimes less is more.

‘Flesh and fluid’ collide in Jane Schoenbrun’s ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’

The surreal slasher is a pitch-perfect, satirical celebration of queer sexuality and camp body-horror.

Dartmouth loses to the Lehigh Mountain Hawks in close season opener

After travelling down to Lehigh University to face the 3-0 Mountain Hawks, a last-minute interception sealed the loss for the Big Green in what was a promising start to the season.