News

College kicks off sixth annual Black Legacy Month celebration

By Noah Durham | February 8, 2022

Celebrations will be held both in-person and online, and include discussion panels, theatrical and artistic exhibitions and a speech delivered by scholar and activist Angela Davis. 

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News

Dartmouth community reacts to escalating Russia-Ukraine tensions

By Arizbeth Rojas | February 8, 2022

Professors and students explain geopolitics of the conflict, share personal anecdotes and explore the ramifications of Russian aggression toward Ukraine.

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News

Students report falling behind, struggling to keep up with work during isolation for COVID-19

By Kaia Culotta | February 8, 2022

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Opinion

Zuo: Smudging the Sanctity of Sports?

By Andrew Zuo | February 8, 2022

The US diplomatic boycott of this year’s Olympics does not necessarily need to cast a shadow over the Games. 

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Opinion

Letter to The Editor: Don’t Dartmouth Students Deserve Better?

By Rebecca Kohn | February 8, 2022

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Arts

Indigenous photographer Cara Romero will speak at the Hood this Wednesday

By Anne Rhee | February 8, 2022

Three of Romero’s works are currently on display in the museum.

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Sports

Dartmouth men’s basketball comes up short against Yale and Brown in back-to-back games

By Jason Norris and Alex Schmidt | February 7, 2022

Dartmouth’s last four losses have been by no more than four points.

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Sports

Skiing finishes second amid heavy snowfall at Vermont Carnival

By Stephanie Sowa | February 7, 2022

The alpine events were canceled due to unsafe weather conditions, but a strong performance in Nordic races propelled the Big Green to a second-place finish.

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Sports

Men’s hockey goes 0-3 on the week, falling to 3-16-3 on the season

By Heath Monsma | February 7, 2022

Goalkeeper Clay Stevenson ’24 totaled 104 saves across the three games.

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Sports

The Weekend Roundup: Week 6

By Caroline York , Maia Stewart and Lizzy Strapp | February 7, 2022

Women’s basketball earned its first Ivy League win against Brown, men’s basketball fell short to Brown and Yale and squash dominated Amherst.

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News

Students express mixed reactions to news of College President Phil Hanlon’s retirement

By Taylor Haber | February 4, 2022

Students weigh in on Hanlon's legacy and qualities they hope to see in the College's next president. 

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News

Winter sees return to virtual sorority rush, drop in registration

By Parker O'Hara | February 4, 2022

Due to surge in COVID-19 positivity rates at the start of the term, the ISC returned to virtual rush, according to Inter-Sorority Council president Molly Katarincic. 

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News

Sadie Alexander Association aims to increase diversity in the economics department

By Arizbeth Rojas | February 4, 2022

Established in the spring of 2021, the association coordinates with the department to provide student input and organize guest lectures on inequality and discrimination. 

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Opinion

Verbum Ultimum: Build it Anyway

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | February 4, 2022

The Lyme Road project has some big problems. The College should still move forward with it.

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Opinion

Bushong: An Ode to the Wilderness

By Jack Bushong | February 4, 2022

The intrinsic value of wilderness is increasingly essential to humankind in a developed world.

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Cartoon

Mobley: 22Why I Know I'm a Senior

By Dominique Mobley | February 4, 2022

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Cartoon

Quealy: My Foco Takeout

By G Quealy | February 4, 2022

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Sports

Men’s and women’s squash flattened by Yale and Trinity

By Vikram Strander and Will Mallory | February 4, 2022

Both the men’s and women’s teams, which were both shut out 9-0 by both opponents, are 3-7 this season and are in search of their first Ivy League wins.

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Sports

From the Bleachers: How Did We Get Here?

By Baily Deeter | February 4, 2022

Baily Deeter recaps the chaotic NFL postseason that has resulted in next weekend’s Super Bowl LVI matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams.

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News

Sleeping in earmuffs: As students deal with inconsistent dorm temperatures, College looks to update heating systems

By Angus Yip | February 3, 2022

Many of the older buildings on campus have steam heating systems, which are prone to overheating. 

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