Nelson A. Rockefeller government professor emeritus Roger Masters dies at age 90

A memorial service for Masters was held at the Roth Center for Jewish Life on July 9. 

Norris: Breathing Contest

Sweeney: Cautiously Optimistic

Class of 1953 Commons undergoes construction of new dining section

The new station will provide meal options free of the nine most common allergens. 

Is Dartmouth a Panopticon?

For better or for worse, Dartmouth's tight-knit community embodies Michel Foucault's concept of self-enforcing social surveillance.

Dear Loser, I Love You

Marius DeMartino ’25 reflects on the strength of his sibling bond even while away at college. 

X Marks the Spot?

One student exposes underlying campus beauty standards and power structures by investigating the Dartmouth X.

Norwich Farmers Market: A New Dartmouth Tradition

In recent years, farmers markets, particularly the Norwich Farmers Market, have grown in popularity among Dartmouth students.

My Sophomore Summer Bucket List

From attending local concerts to stargazing to feasting at Polly’s Pancake Parlor, sophomore summer offers an ideal opportunity to craft the perfect bucket list.

Off the Shelf: River Reads

Marius DeMartino ’25 recommends four books perfect for a trip down to the Ledyard docks.

Summer performance groups: a fun way to find new communities on campus

Faye Benjamin ’25 explores how dance, improv and a cappella groups provide sophomores with a fun outlet and new community. 

Deep Cuts: Science Fiction Edition

Tess Bowler ’25 offers three chilling science fiction films for those looking for a new recommendation. 

Teams without head coaches find a way forward

The men’s tennis and women’s rowing teams are moving forward without head coaches.

‘A time for us to fall back in love with the sport:’ Student athletes reflect on training through sophomore summer

With grueling practice hours and weekends spent competing in a typical term, some student athletes take a different approach to sports during sophomore summer.

Review: ‘Asteroid City’ takes Wes Anderson’s soulful style to the cosmos and beyond

With his tried-and-true crew of star actors and a multi-layered screenplay, Anderson adds a fresh, cosmic adventure to his already shining filmography.

New free campus laundry service ends years of student dissatisfaction

The College is slated to install free washers and dryers by mid-July.

‘I’m in full listening mode:’ President Beilock hosts first office hours, discusses first steps

Some of Beilock’s goals include creating “brave spaces,” focusing on sustainability and learning about the community.

Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington enters 2024 New Hampshire gubernatorial race

Warmington, the lone Democrat on New Hampshire’s five-person Executive Council, is running on a platform of reproductive justice, housing reform and increasing access to mental health resources.