Editors' Note

‘Dear Dartie’ to Offer Anonymous Advice to Students

Submit your individual, interpersonal, romantic, platonic, academic, professional, serious and silly questions!

The Things We Carry

The pandemic has prompted one Mirror writer to reassess the meaning of "home."

Q&A: Medicine Professor Elizabeth Talbot on What You Need to Know About the COVID-19 Vaccines

Talbot sat down with The Dartmouth to discuss COVID-19 vaccine efficacy and the implications for Dartmouth students.

Students Consider Spring Term in Light of Winter Outbreak

An uncertain mix of excitement and apprehension abounds on campus.

Editors' Note

And so we meet again, remote spring term.

TTLG: Hometown Blues

I don’t regret coming to Dartmouth, but sometimes I think about what could have been.

Ten Days in Purgatory

The College’s COVID-19 outbreak meant that the first warm days of winter term were, for many, just another day of being trapped inside.

One Tiny House Finds a Giant Home

Engineering students have spent years working with ecologists to build a sustainable tiny house on wheels.

Q&A: Government Professor Kathleen Powers on Feminism in International Relations

In celebration of Women’s History Month, Kathleen Powers explores the shifting landscape for women in international politics.

Weighing the Risks: Students Plan Spring Break Travel

While some students are planning trips this spring break, others have decided it isn’t worth the risk.

Heading to Hanover: Students Hope for a Safe Spring on Campus

After the recent COVID-19 outbreak, some students worry that spring term on campus might not be so sunny.

Editors’ Note

We’re in the final stretch of the term. This week marks many endings: the end of 21W, the end of a campus-wide COVID-19 outbreak and the final days of The Dartmouth’s 177th directorate. Here on campus, it’s nearly 50 degrees and sunny, and the promise of an imminent spring in Hanover has been getting us through the final days of the term (or distracting us from our work by tempting us to go outside — either way, no complaints here). 

Lest the Old Traditions Fail: COVID-19 and the Future of Pong

Will Dartmouth pong be yet another casualty of the pandemic?  

My Strain of the Pandemic

Now more than ever, college students are feeling the mental health burden of the pandemic.

Safety First: Ski Patrol Brings New Precautions to the Slopes

With less than half of its members on campus, Dartmouth Ski Patrol is still working this winter to keep Skiway patrons safe.

Mirror Asks: Reflections on Winter Term

This winter, Mirror staff enjoyed ice skating on the Green, spending time with family and getting plenty of sleep.

Editors' Note

Winter term is ending on a bittersweet note, but we can find joy in little things — like the surplus of snacks at Collis.

A Hidden Pandemic: Preventing Sexual Assault During COVID-19

Sexual misconduct didn't stop when fraternities closed their basements. Since the pandemic's onset, the Sexual Violence Prevention Project has worked to provide resources and adapt its programming to the virtual world.

Q&A: Environmental studies professor Elizabeth Wilson on climate change and Texas’s historic winter storm

The Irving Institute director discusses the role of energy systems in a world grappling with a climate crisis.