What’s the Point of Liberal Arts School?

One writer asks Dartmouth students what they think about the College’s commitment to a liberal arts curriculum

Reduce, Reuse, Does Dartmouth Recycle?

A closer look at the pros and cons of waste management at Dartmouth

From Pasture to Playground: On the Green, the People Make the Place

One writer takes a look into the history and symbolism of the Dartmouth Green.

Q&A with Bernie Waugh ’74

An interview with Bernie Waugh, Dartmouth alumnus and musical guest of many First-Year Trips

Across Many Ponds: The International and Exchange Student Experience at Dartmouth

Reflections on coming to Dartmouth from afar

Cradle to Cap and Gown: The Prep School to Ivy Pipeline

Why do so many Dartmouth students come from elite private high schools?

Editors' Note

College president emeritus James Wright dies at 83

Wright, who served as the College’s 16th president from 1998 to 2009, championed veterans in higher education.

‘Always smiling’: David Gallagher ’20 remembered for his optimistic, caring personality

Gallagher, who was a member of the Big Green lacrosse team and Theta Delta Chi fraternity, died while in Hanover for the delayed 2020 commencement ceremony in August.

Former Dartmouth student Jack Cocchiarella files defamation lawsuit against Nate Kim ’25

Cocchiarella, a Democratic social media activist now at Columbia University, claims Kim shared baseless allegations of sexual assault against Cocchiarella, prompting school transfer and other damages.

Leaf peepers and tourists aid Hanover businesses

Fall foliage, in conjunction with Dartmouth events such as Family Weekend, has brought visitors to the Upper Valley — resulting in an uptick in customers for Hanover businesses.

College endowment returned -3.1% for fiscal year 2022

The negative returns can be attributed to poor stock market performance, according to an economics professor. 

Rockefeller Center hosts former N.H. Secretary of State

Former secretary Bill Gardner discussed election misinformation and the importance of public discourse in an event that featured many audience members’ worries about the state of democracy in the U.S.

Trend: Biopics transform truth into fantasy

“Blonde” illuminates the biopic genre’s tendency to glamorize and sexualize suffering.

Review: ‘Do Revenge’ signals the brave cinematic start of ‘Hitch-Tok’

Director Jennifer Robinson’s sophomore feature, “Do Revenge,” is a successful Gen-Z spin on Hitchcock’s “Strangers on a Train.”

Review: “Hold the Girl” Holds Listeners’ Attention and Hearts

Rina Sawayama’s “Hold the Girl” is a cathartic journey toward self acceptance and liberation

With a 24-21 loss to Yale, football enters uncharted waters

In a comeback riddled with opportunity, the Big Green fell to the Bulldogs for the first time since 2016.

Volleyball falls to Brown and Yale, stands 2-3 in Ivy play

The Big Green fell to both Brown University and Yale University 1-3 on Friday and Saturday, losing the last three sets of each game.

Inside the Hash Marks: Handling Loss

Dartmouth long snapper Josh Greene ’23 reflects on Dartmouth’s loss to Yale and the death of longtime equipment manager Steve Ward.

The Run: One Clap on Three

Former sports editor and varsity cross country runner Jason Norris ’24 reflects on the cross country team’s coaching changes and impact of its former coach, Justin Wood.