Students voice complaints about testing requirement reinstatement during ‘tense’ office hours

During the office hours held by President Sian Beilock, many students were critical about the reinstatement of test-mandatory admissions policy.

Student support for hunger strikers increases amidst administrative pushback

College officials, such as Dean of the College Scott Brown and DoSS Director Keiselim Montás, spoke with the strikers about their demands and a potential violation of College policy. 

Hillel and Chabad host Oct. 7 survivor Matan Boltax

At the event, Boltax recounted his experience escaping the Hamas attack at the Nova Music Festival.

Dickey Center and Alexander Hamilton Society host discussion on Russia-Ukraine war

Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for European & NATO Policy Spencer Boyer and former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor assessed the state of the war.

Investigation into Al-Nur ice sculpture vandalism ongoing

Members of Al-Nur express dissatisfaction with the amount of institutional support they have received from College administration regarding the vandalism.

DSG discusses bike registration, standardized test requirement

At their latest meeting, DSG members focused their efforts on funding for a new bike registration program, which aims to fix a time-consuming process. 

Reflection: Why Do We Swim Against the Current?

On the eve of her 21st birthday, one writer explores her expectations of perfection and how she has grappled with a desire to not let go.

Editor's Note

Stuart Wilkie, Parents and Grandparents Fund Office managing director, dies

Remembered for his “talent for building relationships across divisions,” Wilkie died on Wednesday, Feb. 14. 

Q&A with Paperboy Love Prince

Prince is an artist, activist and perennial political candidate currently running for president as a member of the Democratic Party. 

Winter 2024 ice skating rink tracker

The College determined on Feb. 20 that the ice is stable enough for the rink to stay open for the near future.

Eight students begin hunger strike, protest College’s response to Israel-Hamas War

Students have initiated the hunger strike in reaction to “months of apathetic, cruel and provocative measures taken by the Beilock administration in reaction to the ongoing genocide in Gaza.” 

Q&A with Inaugural Chief Health and Wellness Officer Estevan Garcia

Garcia previously served as Chief Medical Officer for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and has an extensive background in pediatric medicine.

Freeze-thaw cycle causes early mud season in Hanover

Environmental studies professor Shersingh Joseph Tumber-Dávila discusses environmental impacts and causes for early mud seasons. 

Dialogue Project hosts visiting professors to discuss the fall of the Caliphate

Professor Yoav Di-Capua of the University of Texas and professor Jonathan Laurence of Boston College analyzed the history of the Caliphate’s abolition and its impact on the Middle East.

Russian exile Pavel Sulyandziga visits Dartmouth

Sulyandziga discussed his experiences facing Russian charges of espionage and collusion, leading to his protracted bid to gain asylum in the U.S. 

Marcello Hernandez headlines Programming Board’s Valentine’s Day comedy show

Opened by comedian and podcaster Maddie Wiener, Saturday Night Live star Marcello Hernandez performed at Collis Common Ground to an audience of around 200 students.

Men’s hockey shuts out Clarkson, wins shoot-out against St. Lawrence

Men’s hockey sweeps weekend games against ECAC opponents with a 3-0 shutout win against Clarkson and a 4-4 shoot-out against St. Lawrence.

Chiefs 25, Niners 22 – The Media Superstorm from Missouri captures Super Bowl LVIII

Dartmouth students weigh in on one of the most socially significant (and most watched!) football games ever played.

Skiing finds success at Winter Carnival

The Big Green returns after an absence last year due to competition at the Harvard Carnival.