ONE-ON-ONE: Lindsay Holdcroft '14

I sat down with women's hockey goaltender Lindsay Holdcroft '14, who delivered the fourth shutout of her rookie season on Saturday, saving 18 shots against Ivy League foe Princeton University.

Freddie and the Bigger People 2011-02-07

Daily Debriefing

The U.S. Department of Education announced that 25 percent of students who took out federal loans to pay tuition at for-profit colleges have defaulted on their loans within three years of beginning repayment, The Washington Post reported.

On the road, Big Green athletes experience more than away games

/ The Dartmouth Staff While a home crowd of family members, friends and fans provides support and comfort for competing Dartmouth athletes, road trips equally shape Big Green athletes' experiences, compelling them to bond with their teammates and otherwise acclimate to a less-than-encouraging rival environment. When teams like basketball, tennis, squash and track and field go on the road, they share experiences that help bring them together, both on and off the court. The men's basketball team generally begins its trips the day prior to the game, grabbing last-minute snacks from the Courtyard Cafe before heading onto the bus.

Touch the Fire 2011-02-07

Skiing drops another race to UVM

/ The Dartmouth Staff For the third consecutive week, the Dartmouth ski team was upended by the red-hot University of Vermont, who won its home carnival for the first time since 2006.

Men's basketball struggles on road

The Dartmouth men's basketball team faced off against two of the top teams in the Ivy League this weekend.

Clark: What's Work Worth?

Dartmouth has shed a lot of its WASPiness in recent decades. By my calculations (and by "calculations," I mean flipping through a couple yearbooks from the 1950s), the student body is roughly 50 percent less white and Anglo-Saxon than it was 60 years ago.

College freshmen face increasing stress levels

Last Saturday evening, Betty Huang '14 was hard at work studying in her dorm room until past 2 a.m.

Big Green plays successful weekend

The Dartmouth men's and women's swimming teams and the men's tennis team enjoyed success this weekend against non-conference foes.

Dong's Top 10

As January quietly turned into February, the national sports scenery rapidly changed. To give you a quick update, pitchers and catchers will report to MLB spring training in under a week, and the long and arduous journey also known as the NFL season has finally come to an end (congratulations to the Packers, you now officially have four more Super Bowl titles than my poor Philadelphia Eagles). At Dartmouth, the sports scene is gradually shifting as well.

Short Answer

Friday's Verbum Ultimum advocated building physical structures for all sororities as a meaningful step towards improving campus gender relations.