Sports

Just a slump: Despite hiccups, varsity teams continue to chase titles

By Will Dehmel | August 30, 2023

In the last two years, Dartmouth has won one Ivy League title across all its varsity sports. The Big Green is hoping to change that.

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Sports

Spotlight: Lightweight rowing makes a triumphant return following its 2020 cut

By Daisy Dundas and Caroline York | August 30, 2023

Despite being cut by the College in 2020, the lightweight rowing team is more successful now than ever.

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Sports

Endurance athletes face challenges due to poor air quality, heavy rainfall

By Lauren Halsey | August 30, 2023

From rowers to runners, endurance athletes have had to adjust their training due to dangerous weather conditions.

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Sports

Cycling culture: Students wheelie love biking

By Stephanie Sowa | August 30, 2023

Many students find a sense of community on campus through their love of biking.

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Mirror

Editors’ Note: Freshman Special Issue 2023

By Gretchen Bauman , Shena Han , Arizbeth Rojas and Caroline York | August 30, 2023

The members of the Class of 2027 arrive in a transitory period for the College.

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Mirror

Not (A)Lone Pine: A Guide to Dartmouth Terminology

By Caroline Mahony and Stephanie Sowa | August 30, 2023

Two writers revise Katy Perry’s song “Firework” to provide insight regarding the commonly used terms on Dartmouth’s campus that might otherwise befuddle members of the Class of 2027.

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Opinion

Ley: Let the Pong Players Play; the Masters Tradition is Here to Stay

By Carter Ley | August 18, 2023

The administration is wrong about Masters and their crackdown delegitimized their other safety efforts.

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Opinion

Dunleavy: Question the West’s Intention in Niger

By Hannah Dunleavy | August 18, 2023

Western interest in the Niger coup originates from the West’s desire to maintain their status quo. 

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Cartoon

Recursion

By Joe Fausey | August 18, 2023

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Cartoon

Writers’ Strike

By Connor Norris | August 18, 2023

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Mirror

‘My favorite part is eating’: Foco kids serve up their thoughts

By Emily Fagell | August 18, 2023

Three children of professors — 12-year-old Kallan, 8-year-old Cole and 6-year-old Lang shared their favorite things about Foco.

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Mirror

Keep on Trekking: Reflections of a DOC Fifty Hiker

By Connor Allen | August 18, 2023

One hiker of the Fifty wrestles with the bittersweetness of reaching the midpoint of his Dartmouth career after embarking on the 53-mile hike.

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Mirror

Reflection: The Last Summer

By Adrienne Murr | August 18, 2023

Adrienne Murr ’25 reflects on her summer and youth, capturing her sentiments in a playlist.

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Mirror

A Universally Fun Summer: Sophomore Summer for Professors

By Zoe Russell | August 18, 2023

Two Dartmouth professors — Cal Newport ’04 and Sarah Smith — share their views on being in Hanover during sophomore summer.

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Sports

Q&A with Claire VeNard, newly appointed Dartmouth Athletics chief of staff

By Caroline York | August 18, 2023

Claire VeNard reflects on how her past as an athlete and administrator at Notre Dame have prepared her for the role.

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Sports

Q&A with new women’s rowing head coach John Graves

By Caroline York | August 18, 2023

Graves brings his experience as the Dartmouth men’s heavyweight assistant coach to the role. 

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News

Alumnus indicted for allegedly raping 18-year-old at Theta Delta Chi fraternity

By Charlotte Hampton | August 15, 2023

Former men’s lacrosse player Kyle Clampitt ’20 was indicted in June for allegedly raping and strangling an 18-year-old woman in April 2022. 

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News

‘I’m normal’: Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson focuses on anti-Trump rhetoric during Hanover campaign stop

By Armita Mirkarimi | August 11, 2023

The former Arkansas governor spoke at the “Path to the Presidency” speaker series hosted by the Dartmouth Political Union and the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy.

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News

College launches Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life

By Farah Almadani | August 11, 2023

The Office of Communications announced the creation of the Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life, a research center studying the Black diaspora.

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News

Karen Liot Hill ’00 to seek 2024 Democratic nomination for second Executive Council district

By Taylor Haber | August 11, 2023

The Lebanon City Councilor, At-Large is the first elected official to declare her candidacy for the race. 

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