Through the Looking Glass: A Unicorn in the Tech World
TTLG: Grace Miller '17 discusses the trials and rewards of being a woman in computer science
TTLG: Grace Miller '17 discusses the trials and rewards of being a woman in computer science
Wien '17 pens a love letter to female friendship and fulfillment through connection
While some Dartmouth women head off campus to empower women, others do so on campus.
Senior Columnist Clara Guo '17 envisions two rainy nights at two different points in her life.
One Dartmouth legacy explores her family's changing relationship to Dartmouth, and her role on campus as a woman.
The leaves are changing, the weather is cold, the coffee in my dorm is 48 hours old. Happy week five.
It is 6:12 a.m. on the day of this article being due, and I am in Starbucks, starting up a new document.
The year is 2069. I hover over the unsent email in my inbox, the beginnings of a response visible in the notification.
CC: Less than a minute left on the clock. My fellow agent Carolyn and I scramble to input the final calculations into the calculator.
Distance runners discuss endurance running as a form of escape.
Julia O'Sullivan '20 discusses binge watching.
Lauren and Hayley discuss what they're trying to escape from this week.
Nelly Mendoza-Mendoza '19 compiles the most fascinating dream facts.
1. Tell us about some interesting dreams you’ve had. Jaden Young ’20 I once dreamed I was a ghost trapped in my own house.
Professor of Psychology Michael Sateia sits down to discuss the science behind dreams.
Senior columnist Elise Wien '17 introduces her roommates and their dreams--literally
Big dreams sometimes require major changes--Anna Staropoli '19 investigates
In this week's editor's note, Lauren and Hayley discuss their dreams, even when one wishes the other wouldn't.
The year is 2079. I hear a knock, a soft two thuds landing on my door. My eldest daughter walks in, holding a transparent storage box haphazardly duct-taped together.
Abbey Cahill '18 attempts to get to the bottom of Dartmouth's collective obsession with pong