Rollins Chapel reopens, Hindu worship returns

The Chapel was closed for almost three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic followed by construction. 

Review: ‘M3GAN’ attempts to tackle the intricacies of human relationships

Director Gerard Johnstone’s sophomore flick plays out like an extended, albeit fascinating, TikTok about a doll from Hell.

‘The Watchful Eye’ premieres on Freeform, Hulu

The mystery show chronicles main character Elena Santos’ new job as a live-in nanny for a Manhattan elite.  

Adelekun ties Leede Arena scoring record, lifting men’s basketball over Columbia

Posting 41 points, Adelekun was one point away from doubling his former career-high and claiming the record for himself.

First-place Columbia defeats women’s basketball

The Big Green is still searching for its first conference win of the season. 

Inter-Sorority Council, Gender-Inclusive Greek Council houses offer bids to new members in winter recruitment

Winter sorority recruitment has concluded with more bids offered but lower overall retention compared to last winter.

Campus student organizations celebrate Lunar New Year

Organizations including the Chinese Language House, Dartmouth Chinese Culture Society, Korean Student Society and Agape Christian Fellowship each hosted events with food and cultural activities.

Verbum Ultimum: Baby Steps toward Student Wellness

Small changes in the classroom could have a big impact on student mental health and wellbeing.

‘Constructing the Ideal Soldier‘ questions gender and patriotism

The student-led exhibition, examining the intersection of visual media, service members and gender norms, is currently on view at the Hood Museum of Art.

Before the Curtain: Arts on Campus Week 5

This week, discover numerous films, literature readings and performances — including student-written “Noon Panir in the Dark,” an Apple Hill String Quartet concert and guest a capella quartet Kings Return.

Following road win against Harvard, men’s basketball falls to Princeton despite Cornish’s 31-point performance

Untimely turnovers down the stretch sent the game to overtime, in which the Tigers prevailed

Men’s hockey secures victories over Brown and Yale

With the Big Green’s success over Brown University and Yale University, the team has nabbed its first road win of the season.

The Look Ahead: Week 5

Track and field will compete in their third meet of the season in which they look to continue breaking program records, men’s tennis looks to add another victory to its season and women’s swimming strives to win their first conference meet of the season.

Former The Dartmouth Publisher Dax Tejera ’07 ‘lived his life with complete intention,’ remembered for his drive

Tejera, a history and government major, covered major political events in the United States and overseas throughout his journalism career.

Persistent laundry issues in College housing spur student discontent

Students noted that despite high laundry prices, machines are often malfunctioning or ineffective. 

‘Me too.’ movement founder Tarana Burke delivers Dartmouth’s 2023 MLK Day keynote speech

In a fireside chat hosted by the Hopkins Center for the Arts, Burke discussed her understanding of compassion, Black feminism and how “healing and action” relate to the movement against sexual violence.

Lim: Monterey Park

Police investigating as many as four incidents of 'unwanted sexual touching' as alleged assaults

The suspect was a temporary employee of the College who has been fired and banned from campus.

The Legacy of MLK at Dartmouth

Martin Luther King’s legacy is remembered, sometimes at the expense of his reputation during his lifetime