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July 22, 2025 | Latest Issue
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Opinion

Yoeli: Own Your Mistakes

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Congratulations, '15s, and welcome to Dartmouth College. We're excited to have one of the most accomplished and motivated classes ever to grace the Green join us in Hanover this fall.



Mirror

The Dartmouth Mirror Manual of Style

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College is still weeks away, and as your friends begin to pack up their cars to drive off to the "best years of their lives," you're stuck at home reading this in your pajamas hoping to catch a glimpse of what your college experience will be.



Mirror

Your Room, Your Style

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End of Spring term 2010: I am standing foolishly at the end of Tuck Mall on the verge of tears waiting for the Advance Transit bus (who even still uses that to get around campus?) with two huge boxes to go to True Value in downtown Hanover.





News

Kim works to reduce alcohol harm, assault

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Editor's Note: This is part one of a series chronicling College President Jim Yong Kim's first two years at the Dartmouth. Since arriving at Dartmouth two years ago, College President Jim Yong Kim has worked with students to implement initiatives to reduce alcohol harm and sexual assault, including bystander intervention programs and student-run committees.


News

Hikers, supporters gear up for the 50

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This weekend, 32 Dartmouth students will embark on a 24-hour expedition along the hills of New Hampshire, as they attempt "the 50," a recent Dartmouth tradition organized by the Dartmouth Outing Club.



Boys and girls of all ages come to Dartmouth summer sports camps to improve their game.
Sports

Dartmouth hosts summer camps

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Bernie Susskind / The Dartmouth Over the past two weeks, hoards of high school student-athletes have flocked to Dartmouth for a variety of summer sports camps offered on campus.


News

Daily Debriefing

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Hanover Police officers are currently searching for two males who vandalized the "Pig and Wolf" statues situated outside of the Hanover Town Hall, according to a Hanover Police press release.




News

Hanover, students host AT hikers each summer

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Priya Krishna / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth's summer months are marked by a dramatic increase in the number of through-hikers men and women from all over the country who have decided to tackle the Appalachian Trail.


Opinion

Recruiting Choice

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It is my firm opinion that the Leading Voices in Politics and Policy lecture series will, if it continues, go down as one of President Kim's greatest achievements as Dartmouth's president.



Arts

Aimee Le '12 authors poetry book with childhood friend

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While Aimee Le '12 can often be seen riding her bike by the Green like many typical Dartmouth students, she has also recently co-authored a poetry book titled "Feral Citizens." Le a native of Ann Arbor, Mich., who is majoring in film modified with English wrote the book with her childhood friend Fiona Chamnes. Le said she worked harder and more diligently than she ever had before in order to finish her 29-poem contribution to "Feral Citizens." She and Chamnes are both members of The Neutral Zone, Ann Arbor's local teen center, which solicited submissions last spring to be published by Red Beard Press, The Neutral Zone's small printing endeavour. "Fiona already had some of her poetry published before," Le said in an interview with The Dartmouth.