Mirror

From Trombone Playing to Officer Training: P.E. Credit Craziness

By Caroline Mahony and Noelle Blake | March 8, 2023

Two writers investigate the most interesting ways to get a P.E. credit.

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Mirror

Hobby Lobby: How Dartmouth Students Spend Their Free Time

By Katharine Bramante | March 8, 2023

One writer asks students what they get up to in their free time.

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Mirror

Editors' Note

By Caris White and Meghan Powers | March 8, 2023

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News

Student Government calls for changes to medical leave policy

By Isabelle Han | March 7, 2023

Amid ongoing talks with the College, DSG has proposed multiple changes to the current voluntary and involuntary leave process, including allowing students on leave to continue using College resources.

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News

The Dartmouth announces its 180th directorate

By Charlotte Hampton | March 7, 2023

Members of the incoming directorate will assume their roles on March 15.

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Opinion

Alsheikh: Stop H.B. 339

By Ramsey Alsheikh | March 7, 2023

Republican members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives are seeking to limit our freedom of expression when it comes to Palestinian human rights.

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Opinion

Nivarthy: The Supreme Court Is Right to Scrutinize Student Loan Forgiveness

By Kavya Nivarthy | March 7, 2023

President Biden’s $400 billion loan forgiveness plan finally reaches the Supreme Court, and they are right to consider it for its breadth and unfairness to many groups of Americans. 

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Opinion

Gart: What The Hell Is DA$H?

By Jeremy Gart | March 7, 2023

Groceries are frustratingly difficult to acquire on campus — but they don’t have to be. 

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News

College raises minimum wage for non-union student employees to $16.25

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | March 6, 2023

The new wage — up from $11.50 — will take effect on March 19.

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News

Campus reflects on smoking culture as state House advances marijuana bill

By Charlotte Hampton | March 6, 2023

Rather than purchasing marijuana from dispensaries, smoking culture on campus is stocked by marijuana from other states or dealers on campus — due to greater convenience and lower prices.

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Arts

Review: ‘Closer Baby Closer’ captures girlhood and growing pains

By Sabrina Durmaz | March 6, 2023

In her newest book, Savannah Brown paints an intimate portrait of girlhood in the context of modern intimacy — to other people, the world and, most importantly, yourself. 

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Arts

An inside look at dance at Dartmouth

By Celine Choi | March 6, 2023

One writer explores the current state of dance at Dartmouth and its place in campus culture. 

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Arts

‘Pretty Filthy’ embraces creativity in a way unique to a student production

By Ramsey Ash | March 6, 2023

The second-ever production of the 2015 musical “Pretty Filthy” was directed by Katie Orenstein ’22 and explores untold stories of the Los Angeles entertainment industry. 

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Arts

Review: ‘Good Riddance’ is a vulnerable reflection of personal accountability

By Elle Muller | March 6, 2023

Gracie Abrams's debut album features beautiful lyrics that capture letting go of past versions of oneself.

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Sports

Adelekun stamps signature on Big Green legacy following Penn loss, leads Dartmouth to a Harvard victory

By Will Dehmel | March 6, 2023

The Big Green rallied from its loss to Penn to defeat Harvard on Saturday in a game that meant everything to its seniors but nothing for Ivy Madness.

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Sports

Baseball struggles to overcome early losing streak on the road

By Ava Politis | March 6, 2023

The Big Green was swept by University of Miami in a three-game series to kick off spring play, followed by losses to Wagner, Holy Cross and Penn State the next weekend.

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News

Masters of Engineering Management student Ifeoluwa Adeleye dies

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | March 5, 2023

Ifeoluwa Adeleye, a Masters of Engineering Management student from Nigeria, died unexpectedly from a stroke.

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News

National Eating Disorder Awareness Week sheds light on lack of College resources for disordered eating

By Charlotte Hampton | March 3, 2023

While a 2018 College survey revealed that 81% of students said they were concerned they engaged in disordered eating, there is only one nutritionist on campus who works with eating disorders.

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Cartoon

Modisett: Befriending A Bro

By Gabriel Modisett | March 3, 2023

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Opinion

Verbum Ultimum: Better Safe Than Sorry

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | March 3, 2023

Dartmouth must be proactive and thorough when it comes to establishing its emergency response protocols.

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