SWCD and Dartmouth to meet for fifth bargaining session amid contract renegotiations

On March 6 — 12 days before their current contract expires — the Student Worker Collective at Dartmouth and the College will meet for their fifth bargaining session to negotiate their next contract.

Dartmouth and Dating: Poll on Relationship Culture in Hanover

The Dartmouth polled students on campus dating culture — finding that casual relationships at Dartmouth are less prevalent than commonly believed and mutual friends, Greek life and classes are significant opportunities for finding love.

The Last Editors’ Note of the 181st Directorate

Reflection: Dine and Shine, Dartmouth

For those who put in a little extra effort, it’s easy to spice up an otherwise typical meal at Foco.

A Place for Magic: Hopkins Center Films and the Students who Project Them

One writer spotlights the Hop Film program and the people who make it happen.

From the Schoolhouse to the State House: Q&A with New Hampshire Kid Governor Jade Adams

The Dartmouth sat down with Kid Governor Adams to discuss her term so far and her platform to ban animal testing in New Hampshire.

Skinning, Shredding and Studying: Dartmouth Students’ Favorite Ski Spots

Ski slopes in New Hampshire and Vermont provide the perfect winter activity for Dartmouth students looking to get outdoors.

Matters of the Heart: Spotlight on SOCY 62

SOCY 62, “Love, Romance, Intimacy and Dating,” examines the complex nature of romantic relationships.

Mirror Asks: The 181st Directorate

Graduating — and soon-to-be-retired — members of the 181st Directorate share their thoughts on late nights spent editing in Robinson Hall, their senior spring bucket lists and their proudest moments working for The Dartmouth.

Campus protest calls on Board to support divestment proposal

Students and community members advocated for the Dartmouth Divest for Palestine’s proposal and emphasized the connection between labor unions and divestment.

Yale ethicist warns that AI-generated content threatens human creation

The Montgomery Fellows Program kicked off a new series on artificial intelligence with a lecture from Yale ethicist Luciano Floridi.

New campus art history journal to release first issue this spring

Ephemera, launched by Chandini Peddanna ’25, will feature theoretical and historical essays, artist spotlights and exhibition overviews.

Men’s basketball heads to Ivy Madness for first time in program history

A strong second half, a shower of ecstasy and a deafening crowd punctuated the team’s 78-58 win against Brown University on Senior Day — a victory that’s sending Dartmouth to the Ivy Madness tournament for the first time.

Long-term professor resigns, citing ‘formal grievance’ filed against her

The complaint alleged that English and women’s, gender and sexuality studies professor Alexis Jetter had made students uncomfortable with “disparaging political drawings and remarks.”

Political experts clash on DEI’s purpose, effectiveness

Political commentator Keith Boykin ’87 and policy researcher Ian Rowe sparred over the merits of diversity, equity and inclusion policies. 

Q&A with Dickey Center digital storytelling intern Ben Joel ’27

Joel discussed his world travels — across five different countries — to photograph and film Dartmouth student interns.

Pole vaulter David Adams ’26 leaps into record books ahead of HEPS

After an offseason injury recovery, Adams jumped into Dartmouth history with a record 5.2-meter vault at Saturday’s Brown Invitational.

Hanover Police Department names captain James Martin new chief

Martin, who has served as acting chief since former Hanover Police Chief Charlie Dennis’s retirement in December 2024, was selected from a nationwide search that identified 22 candidates.