Rockefeller Center hosts coeducation panel, highlights struggle of first class of women

Panelists discussed the hostilities that many women suffered at the hands of male classmates and being told to not “rock the boat.”

Review: ‘It Starts With Us’ takes readers through the pain of new beginnings

Colleen Hoover illustrates the messiness and necessity of starting a new life after abuse.

‘The quietest bonfire ever’: Homecoming weekend sees five Good Samaritan calls, no arrests

No students attempted to touch the Homecoming bonfire this year, down from around 50 attempts in 2016,  a result of increased safety precautions and a taller fence.

Equipment manager Steve Ward remembered for his tough love, dedication to athletics department

Ward “never let anything stop him” and supported Dartmouth football as a “father figure,” even during his fight with cancer.

College announces three-year diversity, equity and inclusion plan

The plan, titled “Toward Equity: Aligning Action and Accountability,” intends to advance diversity goals on campus through 15 initiatives. 

Women’s athletics celebrates 50th anniversary with homecoming programming for alumnae, current athletes

Alexi Pappas ’12 headlined the opening event and athletic director Mike Harrity announced the hanging of Gail Koziara Boudreaux’s ’82 jersey in Leede Arena — the first Dartmouth athlete to claim the spot.

Students found nonprofit Futurevia to fundraise for schools in Ukraine

Futurevia plans to raise money for two schools in Chernihiv that were directly impacted by the conflict in Ukraine. 

Frat ban lifts for Class of 2026

After a 24-hour extension of the ban, the Class of 2026 will now be allowed into Greek spaces.

Home Sweet Dorm

Tess Bowler ’25 visits — and photographs — some of campus’s quirkiest dorm rooms.

Reflection: You’re On Your Own, Kid

Zeynep Bayirtepe ’26 muses on life at Dartmouth as filtered through Taylor Swift’s “Midnights”

Frat Ban? More Like Choatapalooza

One writer finds surprising social upsides to the freshman frat ban.

‘My Hope for Dartmouth’: Q&A with Professor Peter Tse ’84

Thoughts from professor Peter Tse ’84 on the crisis of morale at Dartmouth — and what can be done to help

Reflection: Ho Ho Hold Up — it was just Halloween

Lucie Morton ’26 reflects on the merry season.

What Next? Alumni Navigate the Post-Grad Years

In light of Homecoming, recent alumni reflect on the years right after graduation

Reflection: Embracing Change, Foreseen and Unforeseen

Addison Verot '25 explores personal growth and conceptions of self at Dartmouth. 

That Extra Special Something

One writer investigates what gives Dartmouth spirit.

Editors' Note

‘He was really a hero to me’: President emeritus James Wright remembered for his kindness, impact

The career historian, who served as Dartmouth’s 16th president, died at the age of 83.

Town passes rental ordinance updating safety requirements, mandating inspections

According to Hanover town manager Alex Torpey, the ordinance enacts a “proactive” approach to upholding standards of living for students in off-campus rentals.

Dining costs steadily rise over past five years in response to inflation, market factors

Students said they struggle to make it through the term without budgeting or stealing.