Sports

The Look Ahead: Week 6

By Lanie Everett and Stephanie Sowa | October 13, 2023

Volleyball’s match against Brown will be streamed on national television, cross country will race in the XC 23 Pre-Nationals and men’s soccer will battle against Columbia. 

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News

Ahead of Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation-sponsored CHaD HERO fundraiser, feature on their generosity to Upper Valley

By Kent Friel and Katherine Ginger | October 12, 2023

Several buildings on campus are named after the Byrnes, while the Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation funds several organizations in the Upper Valley.

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News

Dartmouth Student Government Senate meeting plans transit extensions, considers wellness resources

By Annabelle Zhang | October 12, 2023

The Senate is attempting to add an hour to campus bus times and debated hiring a new counselor for Dick’s House.

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Opinion

Muller: Green Hydrogen or Greenwashing under the Beilock Administration?

By Aidan Muller | October 12, 2023

President Sian Leah Beilock’s commitment to decarbonizing campus should advance the College’s reputation for innovation and leadership with an investment in green hydrogen.

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Cartoon

Sweeney: Can You Guys Hear Me?

By Thadryan Sweeney | October 12, 2023

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Opinion

GOLD-UE: An Open Letter to Dartmouth Faculty from Graduate Student Workers

By Matt Slein , Rendi Rogers , Jake Willard , David Freeman , Genevieve Goebel , Logan Mann and Alina Dracheva | October 12, 2023

The GOLD-UE bargaining committee calls for faculty solidarity in the face of Dartmouth’s anti-union messaging. 

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Mirror

Food for Thought: Spotlight on Art History 38.04, ‘Food and Art: A Global History’

By Aubrey King | October 11, 2023

One writer explores art history professor Nicola Camerlenghi’s class “Food and Art: A Global History” and how it pushes students to think outside of the box.

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Mirror

Religion and Reflection on Campus

By Joanie Wood | October 11, 2023

One writer reports on how students of differing religious backgrounds experience religion at Dartmouth.

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News

In clarification, Beilock calls Hamas’s actions ‘horrific terrorist attacks'

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | October 11, 2023

The president’s previous statement had not labeled the attacks as terrorism.

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Mirror

UGAs Share Dissatisfaction, Discuss Potential Plans to Unionize

By Noelle Blake | October 11, 2023

One writer reports on the challenges UGAs face forming bonds with their residents while also acting as responsible figures.

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Mirror

How to Have Your Dining Plan and Eat It Too

By Alex Marquez | October 11, 2023

Students offer advice on navigating Dartmouth Dining. 

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Mirror

Dear Mirror: When Rush Doesn’t Work Out

By Jessica Sun Li | October 11, 2023

One writer gives advice on what women can do when sorority rush doesn’t work out for them. 

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Mirror

’27s on Flair: ‘Extreme’ is the New Normal

By Vivian Wang | October 11, 2023

One writer details how flair is used to welcome first-years into the Dartmouth community.

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Mirror

Paper vs. Screen: Note-taking at Dartmouth

By Aubrey King and Ria Parikh | October 11, 2023

Students and faculty discuss the purpose of note-taking and the clash between traditional and technological methods of taking notes in class.

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Mirror

Editors’ Note

By Omala Snyder and Street Roberts | October 11, 2023

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News

First-year Senate races begin

By Jeremiah Rayban | October 10, 2023

Members of the Class of 2027 will be able to vote from 5:00 p.m. on Oct. 16 to 5:00 p.m. on Oct. 18.

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News

Upper Valley restaurants face labor shortage

By Emily Salzhauer | October 10, 2023

Restaurants like Trail Break, Molly’s and Pine have begun to take action to mitigate the lack of labor supply in the Upper Valley. 

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News

College’s housing policy changes follow years of student planning, community advocacy

By Kent Friel | October 10, 2023

The College’s Sept. 27 announcement came after a years-long effort to reform campus living and the passage of a May 2022 zoning amendment.

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Opinion

Njaa: End Unnecessary Financial Barriers to Student Life

By Nate Njaa | October 10, 2023

Campus is plagued with monopoly power and unnecessary expenses, harming student life and campus equity.

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Opinion

Kalach: Balancing U.S.-Mexico Trade Amidst Shifting Ties with China

By Alexa Kalach | October 10, 2023

Mexico has a unique growth opportunity by strategically managing its trade relationship with the United States.

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