Women's hockey prolongs streak

Despite a hat-trick against Colgate University and another goal against Cornell University, co-captain Sarah Parsons '10 couldn't lead the Dartmouth women's hockey team to a win this weekend.

Jumbles 2010-01-20

Timeout!

Earlier this month, Dartmouth men's basketball head coach Terry Dunn resigned amidst scandalous rumors that, for my money, are too absurd to be dignified in print ("Men's basketball coach steps down midseason," Jan.

Alumni pursue primary nominations for Senate

Three Dartmouth alumni Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand '88, D-N.Y., Gov. John Hoeven '79, R-N.D., and former U.S.

The Still North 2010-01-20

Daily Debriefing

Institutional subsidies for collegiate sports programs continue to grow even as the schools regulate salaries and lay off employees, according to data on sports revenue and expenses collected by USA Today and reported in Inside Higher Ed on Tuesday.

Be The Change

The word "change" is everywhere, as are people who claim to be "working for change." But is it possible for individuals and well-organized groups to improve the world or at least, Dartmouth?

Two losses leave men's hockey last in league

After suffering a 5-2 loss to No. 16 University of New Hampshire in the annual Battle for the RiverStone Cup Saturday, the Dartmouth men's hockey team fell 4-1 to Harvard University on Monday. "We're still working hard," Nick Walsh '12 said.

Court dismisses lawsuit against College

The lawsuit brought by several alumni against the College has been dismissed by the Grafton County Superior Court, according to court documents. The court granted the College's motion for summary judgment, submitted in December, arguing that the alumni were barred from suit by the doctrine of res judicata.

BOOKED SOLID: ‘Committed:' A Skeptic Makes Peace with Gilbert

I picked up New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth Gilbert's new book "Committed: A Skeptic Makes Peace with Marriage" with more than a little apprehension.

HEAR AND NOW: Gaga's 'Monster' fall

I was beginning to think Lady Gaga wasn't human. After all, she's been virtually ubiquitous over the past few months: Beyonce's music video for "Video Phone," a meeting with the Queen of England, the "Monster Ball" tour to promote her sophomore album "The Fame Monster," "The Oprah Winfrey Show," my music column.

Bro Talk

The critical debate about gender equity has been a vibrant source of discourse since coeducation was introduced to Dartmouth in the early '70s.

Haiti response tops other colleges'

Over 300 members of the Dartmouth community gathered on Sunday night in a united response to the earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan.