Wien: An Exercise in Fact
Elise suggests that fiction writing itself can be used to establish reality.
Elise suggests that fiction writing itself can be used to establish reality.
Clara discusses the idea of traveling as a kind of getaway from stress — but does it really work?
The editors engage in discussions of truths in an age of "fake news" and "alternative facts."
Ishaan photographs his interpretation of this week's theme, "fact."
Considering Dartmouth students' tendencies to switch majors, Cris investigates career choices and pathways.
In "Through the Looking Glass," Madison describes her experiences interning at Rent the Runway.
Charlotte Grussing '19 is working to open a discussion about mental health and female artists.
Chloe explores the role of sexuality and inclusivity in the Greek system.
Ali talks to Dartmouth students about the meaning of "conformity" on campus.
Clara reflects on the ups and downs of her high school experience, as well as her preparedness for college.
Elise draws connections between the Green and her summer camp experiences.
Lauren, Annette and May, all dressed in Dartmouth sweatshirts, discuss what "conformity" means to them.
Ishaan photographs his interpretation of "conformity."
Two Dartmouth students recall their experiences on the frontline of the Dakota Access Pipeline protest.
Cris talks to Upper Valley political organizations.
Nelly interviews psychology professor Todd Heatherton and considers the role of social media on egos.
Andrew visits the Dartmouth Observatory to participate in the astronomy department's public viewing.
Ishaan Jajodia captures the meaning of "revolution" in this week's photo essay.
Elise discusses revolutions in her thesis presentation, as well as "chasing the high."
Clara documents her life in terms of the season's revolutions.