Dartmouth Student Alliance for Ukraine hosts vigil on third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion

On Feb. 24, students, faculty and community members gathered on the Green to hear speeches from members of the Dartmouth Student Alliance for Ukraine about the war’s impact on Ukrainians.  

DOC spring break trips to take students from New York to the Redwoods

The Dartmouth Outing Club’s sub-clubs will host 10 break trips next month, ranging from whitewater kayaking to backcountry skiing. 

Exit 13 and the Town It Destroyed: Deep Dive on Lewiston, Vt.

One writer investigates Lewiston, Vt. —  a town across the Connecticut River demolished in 1967 — and the buildings that remain today.

Students from Conflict Zones Grapple with Distance and Disconnection

International students from countries experiencing conflict discuss the impacts on their college experiences.

Weekenders: Montréal

One writer compiles recommendations for a weekend of exploration in Montréal, Québec.

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Q&A with Center for Career Design inaugural executive director Joseph Catrino

Catrino discussed his vision for personalized career coaching at the Center for Career Design, the impact of AI on the job market and his plans to strengthen connections between students, parents, alumni and faculty.

DSG votes against endorsing proposal to preserve ‘Dartmouth College’ name for undergraduate school

Under the proposal, the entire institution and undergraduate school would have the same name, leading senators to worry that “Dartmouth College at Dartmouth College” may be written on documents.

The Dartmouth announces its 182nd directorate

Members of the incoming directorate will assume their roles on March 15. 

Anita Hill discusses gender-based violence and the Supreme Court

The Rockefeller Center and Dartmouth Dialogues co-hosted Hill for a conversation on activism against perpetrators of sexual harassment, partisanship in the judiciary and the future of higher education. 

Dartmouth rebounds from Penn loss, eviscerates Princeton 76-61

Ryan Cornish and the team’s defense leveled up to take down the Ivy League giant.

Men’s basketball has forged anew. What’s the cause?

Big Green basketball has dominated Ivy League statistics, becoming a true contender in the conference. Two writers analyze the cause of the team’s success.

US Rep. Seth Moulton discusses future of Democratic Party

The Massachusetts representative spoke about his experiences in Congress and his vision for the Democratic Party. 

International students seek tourist visa application resources for Commencement

This winter, the Palaeopitus Senior Society and Office of Visa and Immigration Services are partnering to customize resources and increase tourist visa application support. 

‘White Lotus’ season premiere sets the stage for incest, murder and monkey business

Despite its failure to pack a punch, the HBO hit’s third season opener, “Same Spirits, New Forms,” lays a promising foundation for the dramedy to come. 

Spring sports preview

The Dartmouth breaks down the Big Green teams you need to know. 

NIH funding cuts could ‘severely hinder’ research at Dartmouth

According to College officials, 1,300 College employees and 400 Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center employees’ positions are funded by federal grants and could be at risk.

Gender violence panel features prominent Mexican women’s rights activist

Olimpia Coral Melo spoke about her advocacy for the eponymous Olimpia Law, the first legislation to outlaw digital violence in Mexico. 

Dartmouth Undergraduate Science Olympiad hosts first competition

On Feb. 15, more than 200 New England high school students competed in the first student-run Science Olympiad competition on campus.