News

Two Dartmouth buildings recognized for design achievements in sustainability

By Tess Bruett | September 17, 2024

As the College seeks to expand sustainability initiatives, the Irving Institute for Energy and Society and Anonymous Hall both earned awards from the United States Green Building Council.

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Former office manager of The Dartmouth sentenced to 15 months in prison for embezzling from student newspaper

By Vidushi Sharma | September 16, 2024

Nicole Chambers — who pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $223,000 from The Dartmouth in April 2024 — must also pay full restitution.

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What campus thinks: A 2024 election deep dive

By Kelsey Wang , Tracy Weener and Charlotte Hampton | September 4, 2024

Community members react to this election season’s notable events — from Biden’s withdrawal to Trump’s attempted assassination.

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‘A sense of camaraderie’: Exploring Dartmouth’s freshman residence halls

By Branden Song | September 4, 2024

From the River cluster to the Choates, first-year living spaces hold a unique place on campus, offering many students their first sense of community at Dartmouth.

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News

Twenty-four new professors join Arts and Sciences this academic year

By Jeremiah Rayban | September 4, 2024

The professors will be spread across 16 different academic departments. 

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Dartmouth ROTC recruits largest freshman class in recent years

By Kelsey Wang | September 4, 2024

At least ten members of the Class of 2028 will join the program — approximately twice as many students as the cadets in the Classes of 2027, 2026 and 2025 combined.

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In the public eye: Student protesters and campus leaders may face ‘public figure’ status

By Annabelle Zhang | September 4, 2024

Following nationwide pro-Palestinian campus protests, several Dartmouth students found themselves becoming limited-purpose public figures.

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A look into the Arts and Sciences tenure process

By Vidushi Sharma | September 4, 2024

Securing tenure — the ultimate goal for many faculty members — poses several challenges for academics.

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Opinion

Adkins: Go Abroad

By David Adkins | September 4, 2024

During college, take the time to leave campus and immerse yourself in another country’s culture. 

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Cartoon

Norris: Micro Problems

By Connor Norris | September 4, 2024

Connor Norris ’25 casts a light on a misunderstood individual.

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Opinion

Schmitter-Emerson: Be Patient With Dartmouth

By Natalia Schmitter-Emerson | September 4, 2024

Older students should be honest with you about what your first terms at Dartmouth will look like.

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Mirror

Editors’ Note: Freshman Special Issue 2024

By Kent Friel , Annabelle Zhang and Emma Coulter | September 4, 2024

In this year’s Freshman Special Issue, we welcome the Class of 2028 to Dartmouth’s orbit.

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Arts

Telluride at Dartmouth? Telluride is Dartmouth

By Allison Burg | September 4, 2024

The Telluride Film Festival, held annually over Labor Day weekend, has strong ties to Dartmouth’s film department.

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Mirror

Your Major is Malleable

By Emily Wadlow | September 4, 2024

One writer speaks to students who changed their planned major after arriving on campus.

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Arts

Painting outside the lines: Unconventional art classes

By Paulie Horvath | September 4, 2024

To fulfill their art distributive requirement, some students forgo a paint brush in favor of atypical instruments.

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Arts

The Hood: A treasure trove in the Upper Valley

By Avery Lin | September 4, 2024

With the Hopkins Center for the Arts under renovation until 2025, the Hood Museum of Art is seeking to engage more students through a combination of new and existing programs.

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Mirror

Stranger Things: Who’s Your New Roommate?

By Leila Brady | September 4, 2024

One writer examines the randomly assigned first-year roommate system, a quintessential Dartmouth experience.

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News

Men’s basketball team union files unfair labor practice charge against College

By Arizbeth Rojas | August 22, 2024

The union argued that the College’s refusal to bargain violates labor law and the Dartmouth Code of Ethics.

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‘Such a special presence’: Won Jang ’26 remembered for his optimism and generosity

By Arizbeth Rojas | August 16, 2024

Friends and family recalled Jang’s creativity, intelligence and kindness. 

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College hosts forum for New Hampshire Democratic congressional candidates

By Kent Friel | August 16, 2024

On Aug. 12, Dartmouth hosted Colin Van Ostern Tu ’09 and Maggie Goodlander, the two Democratic candidates running for New Hampshire’s second congressional district, for a forum. 

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