Dark Side or Light Side? Deconstructing the Athlete and NARP Divide

One writer investigates the social culture of athletes versus non-athletes and the stereotypes surrounding both groups.

An Extra Year in The Woods: Fifth-Year Students in ‘Limbo’

Fifth-year students navigate identity crises, keeping in touch with friends and a feeling of falling behind.

Heart-to-Hanover: Students' Signature Date Spots

In the spirit of love, one writer explores where Dartmouth students enjoy going on dates.

Editor’s Note

Al-Nur ice sculpture vandalized and destroyed during Winter Carnival

According to an email sent from Dean of the College Scott Brown, the College is currently investigating the incident.

Guarini receives $2 million grant from National Institute of Health to promote diversity

After a long application process, the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies is awarded an IMSD grant to promote diversity within the biomedical research field. 

Campus organizations celebrate Lunar New Year

Students were invited to participate in various cultural activities, including a dragon parade that took place at Collis Center on Feb. 11.

Financial concerns led to College’s purchase of Casque & Gauntlet property, C&G Trust members say

Economic issues caused the Casque & Gauntlet Trust to sell its property to the College. Proceeds from the sale have been donated to the College to go toward the Dartmouth Dialogues initiative. 

Students share varied reactions to reinstatement of SAT and ACT admissions requirement

Several students feel the reversal disadvantages low-income students, while others believe it appropriately reflects Dartmouth’s commitment to academic success. 

Upper Valley to welcome three new businesses in 2024

Tuckerbox will open a new cafe in White River Junction, and West Lebanon will welcome a Planet Fitness and a J.Crew Factory.

The Hood Museum opens its new winter exhibitions

The Winter Opening Event at the Hood featured new curations and a celebration of art aimed at building community.

‘Constellations,’ an unusual play about modern love, opens at Northern Stage

Featuring a live pianist and an unusual story timeline, “Constellations” is a play that encourages the audience to explore memory and heartbreak.

Spotlight: Julianne Jones ’26 shines on swim and dive

During her sophomore swimming campaign, Jones broke two meet records in the 400 individual medley and the 200 breaststroke and set a pool record in the breaststroke. 

Students, faculty offer praise and criticism to College President Sian Beilock’s first few months

Over two terms have passed since Beilock was sworn in on June 12, 2023.

Q&A with Middle Eastern Studies professor Tarek El-Ariss

El-Ariss is chair of the Middle Eastern studies program and has been actively involved in campus dialogue efforts.

Hanover presidential primaries in 2020 and 2024 show decreased support for Trump, uncertainty about Biden

Voting patterns in Hanover are unique in the state due to the high percentage of college-educated voters.

Palestinian and Muslim students express fear in the wake of Burlington attack

Since the attack, students and community members have expressed grief and frustration towards the College for its lack of response.