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Students celebrate Black Legacy Month

By Rachel Kim | February 15, 2024

This year’s programming involves a talent show, a Super Bowl party and artistic opportunities. 

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State representative Sharon Nordgren dies at age 80

By Shena Han | February 15, 2024

Nordgren served as a representative for 36 years up until her death, and she is remembered for the “warmth and kindness she extended to all who crossed her path,” according to her obituary.

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Dartmouth Student Government discusses reinstatement of standardized testing requirement, project funding

By Daniel Modesto | February 15, 2024

DSG also discussed other initiatives, such as the return of a bike share program. 

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Dating at Dartmouth: Polling on Love at the Big Green

By Grace McGinley and Sabin Hart | February 14, 2024

The Dartmouth polled students on their views of romantic relationships and dating culture on campus.

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Reflection: On Hookup Culture, Fun Dip and the Underrated Joy of Platonic Love

By Adrienne Murr | February 14, 2024

One writer reclaims Valentine’s Day as an excuse to celebrate neglected forms of platonic love.

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From Duke Ellington to Avicii: Live Performances at Dartmouth

By Leila Brady | February 14, 2024

One writer investigates the history of live music performances on campus, including both headliners and student bands.

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With Love From Afar: How Long-Distance Couples Celebrate Valentine’s Day

By Cal Shin | February 14, 2024

Long-distance couples emphasize the effort required to maintain a relationship across many miles. 

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Drinks for All (of Age): Spotlight on Stinson’s Village Store

By Ellie Anderson | February 14, 2024

One writer explores the history of Stinson’s Village Store and the diversity of Dartmouth student experiences there.

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When A Dream Becomes a Theme: The Production of Dartmouth’s Themed Parties

By Caroline Livingston and Ian Dalrymple | February 14, 2024

Dartmouth social chairs and other party planners discuss the intricacies of planning and throwing themed events on campus. 

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Dark Side or Light Side? Deconstructing the Athlete and NARP Divide

By Joanie Wood | February 14, 2024

One writer investigates the social culture of athletes versus non-athletes and the stereotypes surrounding both groups.

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An Extra Year in The Woods: Fifth-Year Students in ‘Limbo’

By Julia Allos | February 14, 2024

Fifth-year students navigate identity crises, keeping in touch with friends and a feeling of falling behind.

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Heart-to-Hanover: Students' Signature Date Spots

By Faith Koontz | February 14, 2024

In the spirit of love, one writer explores where Dartmouth students enjoy going on dates.

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Al-Nur ice sculpture vandalized and destroyed during Winter Carnival

By Arizbeth Rojas | February 13, 2024

According to an email sent from Dean of the College Scott Brown, the College is currently investigating the incident.

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Guarini receives $2 million grant from National Institute of Health to promote diversity

By Emily Salzhauer | February 13, 2024

After a long application process, the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies is awarded an IMSD grant to promote diversity within the biomedical research field. 

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Campus organizations celebrate Lunar New Year

By Olivia Meeschaert | February 13, 2024

Students were invited to participate in various cultural activities, including a dragon parade that took place at Collis Center on Feb. 11.

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Financial concerns led to College’s purchase of Casque & Gauntlet property, C&G Trust members say

By Kelsey Wang | February 12, 2024

Economic issues caused the Casque & Gauntlet Trust to sell its property to the College. Proceeds from the sale have been donated to the College to go toward the Dartmouth Dialogues initiative. 

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Students share varied reactions to reinstatement of SAT and ACT admissions requirement

By Vidushi Sharma | February 12, 2024

Several students feel the reversal disadvantages low-income students, while others believe it appropriately reflects Dartmouth’s commitment to academic success. 

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Upper Valley to welcome three new businesses in 2024

By Mary Lamberth and Molly Ryan | February 12, 2024

Tuckerbox will open a new cafe in White River Junction, and West Lebanon will welcome a Planet Fitness and a J.Crew Factory.

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Students, faculty offer praise and criticism to College President Sian Beilock’s first few months

By Vidushi Sharma | February 9, 2024

Over two terms have passed since Beilock was sworn in on June 12, 2023.

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Q&A with Middle Eastern Studies professor Tarek El-Ariss

By Selin Hos | February 9, 2024

El-Ariss is chair of the Middle Eastern studies program and has been actively involved in campus dialogue efforts.

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