Not (A)Lone Pine: A Guide to Dartmouth Terminology
Two writers revise Katy Perry’s song “Firework” to provide insight regarding the commonly used terms on Dartmouth’s campus that might otherwise befuddle members of the Class of 2027.
Two writers revise Katy Perry’s song “Firework” to provide insight regarding the commonly used terms on Dartmouth’s campus that might otherwise befuddle members of the Class of 2027.
Three children of professors — 12-year-old Kallan, 8-year-old Cole and 6-year-old Lang shared their favorite things about Foco.
One hiker of the Fifty wrestles with the bittersweetness of reaching the midpoint of his Dartmouth career after embarking on the 53-mile hike.
Adrienne Murr ’25 reflects on her summer and youth, capturing her sentiments in a playlist.
Two Dartmouth professors — Cal Newport ’04 and Sarah Smith — share their views on being in Hanover during sophomore summer.
One writer explores the love-hate relationship between iconic off-campus houses and their summer residents.
Elle Muller ’24 reflects on grief after the death of English professor Monika Otter.
Haley Banta ’25 reflects on the culture surrounding alcohol consumption and sobriety in Greek spaces on campus.
Shena Han ’25 unpacks the myth of the “Dartmouth difference” through a fresh set of eyes.
Sophie Wiener ’25 investigates the new student-run tradition of Wobbly Friday through conversations with both its founders and summer participants.
Ulla Libre ’25 explores this summer’s iteration of the Fifty and reflects on why Dartmouth students embrace it, with all its challenges and triumphs.
Armita Mirkarimi ’25 reflects on the transitional nature of sophomore summer and the anxieties and melancholies that come with it.
For better or for worse, Dartmouth's tight-knit community embodies Michel Foucault's concept of self-enforcing social surveillance.
Marius DeMartino ’25 reflects on the strength of his sibling bond even while away at college.
One student exposes underlying campus beauty standards and power structures by investigating the Dartmouth X.
In recent years, farmers markets, particularly the Norwich Farmers Market, have grown in popularity among Dartmouth students.
From attending local concerts to stargazing to feasting at Polly’s Pancake Parlor, sophomore summer offers an ideal opportunity to craft the perfect bucket list.
Former editor-in-chief Emily Lu used to live life putting one foot in front of the other. Now, she encourages students to dance off the path.
Former news executive editor Lauren Adler ’23 reflects on learning to appreciate life through her experience editing The Dartmouth’s obituaries.
Andrew Sasser reflects on his journey Up North.