Skip to Content, Navigation, or Footer.
Support independent student journalism. Support independent student journalism. Support independent student journalism.
The Dartmouth
July 18, 2025 | Latest Issue
The Dartmouth
Multimedia

News

Changes to BlitzMail to occur on schedule

The College has nearly completed its transition from BlitzMail to the Microsoft Office 365 program suite and expects all incoming students to have access to the new system in early May, according to Susan Zaslaw, project manager for the transition from BlitzMail.





04.26.11.news.geoffreycanada
News

Canada stresses value of education

|

Maggie Rowland / The Dartmouth Staff It costs $5,000 plus academic expenses to support a child for a year in Geoffrey Canada's Harlem Children's Zone, a non-profit organization working to break the cycle of poverty through educational and social support programs.


News

Campus Blotter

|

April 22, 11:04 p.m.Webster Avenue A student at Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity placed a Good Samaritan call to Safety and Security regarding an intoxicated student who was sick in the fraternity's basement.


Opinion

Poddar: Student Solidarity

|

Last week, a group seeking to raise awareness about the prevalence of suicide and severe depression spread backpacks outside of Novack in a symbolic reference to the 1,100 college students who committed suicide last year.


Sports

Hollisto's World

|

For the first time this year, I can finally say that spring has arrived. Usually, people associate spring with bright sunshine and budding flowers, but those of us in Hanover know that April often only promises more snow.


04.26.11.sports.sailinghorizontal
Sports

Sailing competes in weekend races

|

NICHOLAS ROOT / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth sailed in four regattas this weekend, with the women's team competing at the New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association Women's Championships at Bowdoin College and the co-ed squad competing in the Thompson Trophy Intersectional regatta at Connecticut College, the Priddy Trophy at the University of New Hampshire and the Admiral's Cup in Kings Point, N.Y.


Arts

Hear and Now

|

Last Spring, I took a writing seminar focused on music's history of stealing, sharing and expanding music collections and how devices have changed how we listen to music.



Opinion

Pedde: Saying No to Grandma

|

Our long-term federal budget is completely unsustainable. The problem is so large and the possible solutions so contentious that this matter will likely constitute the single biggest issue in future federal elections.


04.25.11.Sports.Softball
Sports

Softball splits games against Brown

|

Maggie Rowland / The Dartmouth Staff Despite being shut out in the first game of its doubleheader with Brown University on Sunday, losing 13-0, the Dartmouth softball team rallied to win 6-3 in the second game.


News

Cox discusses religious gay therapy programs

|

In front of a standing-room-only crowd in the Rockefeller Center this Friday, Ted Cox presented his work as an undercover journalist in Christian gay-to-straight conversion programs. Halfway through his presentation, Cox asked a male audience member to lean and sit between the outstretched legs of another male volunteer while four others sat nearby with their hands on other volunteers' arms, chests and legs.



News

Daily Debriefing

Blythe George '12 received the 2011 Beinecke Scholarship, which is awarded to 20 juniors across the country and will provide George with $4,000 before she begins graduate school in the social sciences, arts or humanities and $30,000 while she is enrolled in graduate school, according to a College press release on Friday.


Sports

Women's lacrosse beats Princeton

|

The Dartmouth women's lacrosse team soundly defeated Princeton University on Saturday afternoon, 15-10, providing an energetic performance that corresponded with the team's annual alumnae weekend.


Sports

SALESKY: One-on-One

Whether rain or shine or even sleet the Dartmouth women's crew team has been spending all of its time on the water and in the weight room as the season winds down to the ECAC Sprints Championships in less than two weeks.