Dialogue Project co-leaders discuss future programming and initiatives

Dean Elizabeth Smith and Kristi Clemens discuss their involvement in the project and future plans for it.

Rockefeller Center, Dartmouth Political Union partner to host presidential candidate speaker series

The Path to the Presidency series invites candidates to campus to speak to students and community members about their policy goals.

Dartmouth prepares for the 2024 New Hampshire presidential primary

Amid confusion over New Hampshire’s primary status, student and community organizations work to ensure voter participation. 

Rockefeller Center invites experts to discuss growing national debt

Concord Coalition Executive Director Robert Bixby and Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget Senior Vice President and Chief of Staff Mike Murphy discuss the national debt. 

The Run: NIL’s Impact and the Ivy League’s Place In It

Varsity track athlete and The Dartmouth’s former sports editor Jason Norris ’24 discusses the NCAA’s name, image and likeness policy and how it impacts the Ivy League.

Women’s hockey finishes weekend with a tie to Princeton and loss to Quinnipiac

Big Green women’s hockey discussed how a loss and a tie over the weekend will shape their game strategies for the remainder of ECAC competition. 

The Works Cafe opens downtown Hanover location

The restaurant chain, which emphasizes sustainability and community service, will provide another casual dining option for students and Hanover residents.

Dartmouth Skiway plans to open all 30 trails

After this week’s storm, the Dartmouth Skiway intends to open the Winslow lift by next weekend. 

Sweeney: Word of Advice

Spotlight: Senior’s Hood Museum Exhibition Highlights Apocalypse and Hope

Hood Museum intern Molly Rouzie ’24 curated an exhibition entitled “Apocalypse When: Reflections on our Collective Psyche,” which is inspired by religious apocalyptic stories.

Trends: The Power and Appeal of White, Brown and Pink Noises

With the turbulence of the pandemic, the ability that white, brown and pink noises have to soothe, relax and decrease stress may have contributed to their rise in popularity.

Before the Curtain: Arts on Campus Week 3

Arts on campus this week include “A Space for Dialogue” gallery talk and exhibition at The Hood with Molly Rouzie ’24, a performance of “Kristina Wong for Public Office” presented by the Hopkins Center.

Women’s squash opens 2024 with a bang, defeating Bowdoin 9-0

Each player contributed on Tuesday, as the Big Green won 27 of 28 games.

The Look Ahead: Week 3

This week in sports, women’s hockey will take the ice with the Princeton Tigers, Nordic Skiing opens their season at the Vermont Carnival and men’s basketball takes on Penn at home. 

Rockefeller Center hosts Rep. Jamie Raskin for Roger S. Aaron ’64 lecture

Raskin spoke about his time in Congress during the Jan. 6 riots and Trump’s impeachment, the 2024 presidential election and the future of American democracy.