Ledyard’s Legacy: The Customs of the Canoe Club
Gretchen Bauman ’25 looks into Ledyard’s many traditions and their role in the club’s continued popularity.
Gretchen Bauman ’25 looks into Ledyard’s many traditions and their role in the club’s continued popularity.
Grace Beilstein ’26 speaks to members of the Class of 2022 who took a gap year during their time as a student and will graduate with the Class of 2023.
The first co-ed class, the Class of 1973, reflects on the past 50 years since their graduation from Dartmouth.
In this year’s Commencement and Reunions special issue, we seek to delve deeper into the Class of 2023’s legacy, which will leave its mark on the College well after commencement.
One senior attests to how her love for Dartmouth has prevailed despite the College’s imperfect nature.
In his final piece for The Dartmouth, former managing editor Jacob Strier ’23 reflects on how outdoor experiences have shaped his journey through college.
Senior and former editor of the Jack-O-Lantern, Julia King ’23, reflects on her time at Dartmouth through the experience as the College’s most beloved unofficial mascot, Keggy the Keg.
Tulio Huggins ’23 reflects on his Christian experience at Dartmouth and how he’s learned to think about the Divine.
From former managing editor Thomas Brown comes a series of insights on the highs and lows of a Dartmouth experience.
One writer discusses nuances of fashion at Dartmouth and talks to three seniors about how college has shaped their clothing choices.
One member of the Class of 2026 explores the newfound experiences and excitement that comes with Green Key Weekend.
One writer takes a closer look at the obstacles female professors face while trying to ascend in academia at Dartmouth.
One writer takes a deeper look at Dartmouth’s history with jazz.
One writer investigates the history and future of the heating plant and underground steam tunnels around campus.
Two writers explore the pressure to pursue certain conventional career paths — specifically medicine and consulting — and whether or not Dartmouth students find these to be fulfilling professions.
One writer investigates how women have celebrated Green Key at Dartmouth over the years, illuminating some of Dartmouth’s sexist and problematic traditions from the past.
Members of Frank reflect on the band's history and look ahead to their performance at Green Key.
One writer takes a look at the recent success of Fashion Et Cetera’s Spring fashion show and their push for sustainable clothing.