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Midsummer Musings: The Milwaukee Bucks’ Improbable Rise to the Mountaintop

By Will Ennis | July 23, 2021

The life stories of the “skinny prospect from the streets of Greece and his best friend in the NBA” are worth reflecting on in the wake of their victory.

Arts

Student bands back in action, played live at WoodstocKDE

By Julia Robitaille | July 23, 2021

Students gathered in the rain last weekend for live performances by student bands at annual outdoor concert held by KDE.

Arts

Q&A: Emily Coates on her upcoming film ‘Dancing in the Invisible Universe’

By Jessica Sun Li | July 23, 2021

Choreographer, dancer and scholar Emily Coates discusses the development of her film, which experimentally explores the connection between dance and physics.

Arts

Review: Disney Plus’ ‘Loki’ is ripe with potential but needed more time to develop

By Eleanor Schifino | July 23, 2021

“Loki”’s limited nature and complicated plot weaves an intriguing storyline, but leaves much to be desired in a disappointing finale.

Opinion

Magann: Resign, President Hanlon

By Matthew Magann | July 21, 2021

Kathryn Lively’s resignation is cause for optimism — but the job remains unfinished.

News

Engineering professor B. Stuart Trembly dies at 67

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | July 19, 2021

Trembly died last night after suffering a stroke, Thayer School of Engineering Dean Alexis Abramson announced in an email.

News

Lively resigns as Dean of the College

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | July 19, 2021

The announcement Monday morning comes more than two weeks after Lively’s apparent departure date.

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News

Dartmouth mental health resources prove insufficient to manage rise in mental health struggles

By Soleil Gaylord and Arielle Feuerstein | July 16, 2021

An investigation by The Dartmouth has found that the College has room for reform in its mental health policies after pandemic isolation and three freshman suicides.

News

In reversal, College turns on air conditioning in some residential buildings

By Caitlin McCarthy | July 16, 2021

AC has been turned on in Fahey, McLane, Andres and McCulloch Halls; Alpha Phi and Kappa Delta sororities and Chi Heorot fraternity.

While voting rights activists claim victory, they warn that other bills currently being considered in the New Hampshire legislature may still attempt to restrict voting.

News

New Hampshire Supreme Court unanimously strikes down SB 3, again certifying students’ right to vote in-state

By Maya Kempf-Harris | July 16, 2021

The decision affirms the ruling of the New Hampshire Superior Court, which ruled on the law in April 2020.

Opinion

Teszler: Playing to Lose

By Max Teszler | July 16, 2021

A town meeting form of government will never fairly represent students — it’s time to change it.

Opinion

Allen: The Changes We Keep

By Spencer Allen | July 16, 2021

Dartmouth must use lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic to improve its post-pandemic teaching.

Opinion

Lane: Too Often Forgotten

By Thomas Lane | July 16, 2021

States must pick up Congress’s slack by expanding health insurance programs.

Mirror

Just Passing Through!

By Meghan Powers | July 16, 2021

Every year, groups of Appalachian Trail hikers make their way through Hanover’s downtown.

Mirror

Who Really Runs This Place?

By Caris White | July 16, 2021

Reflections on leadership, Greek life and the current campus climate

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Mirror

Time Out: Students Grapple with Unusual Facilities Hours

By Arielle Feuerstein | July 16, 2021

Frustration abounds as dining and library hours differ from terms past due to a staff shortage.

Sports

Rowers Medal at U23 World Rowing Championships

By Cassandra Montemayor Thomas | July 16, 2021

Dartmouth sent seven rowers representing the U.S. and Canada to the highest stage of competition.

Sports

Midsummer Musings: The Finals Arrival of Giannis Antetekoumpo

By Will Ennis | July 16, 2021

A legendary Game 4 block proved his defensive prowess, and it might just create the momentum Milwaukee needs.

Arts

The Hood hosts virtual public workshop on expressive writing

By Julia Robitaille | July 16, 2021

The Hood Museum teams up with author Joni Cole to fuse art and creative writing in termly writing workshops open to adults of the Upper Valley.

Arts

Review: Marvel’s ‘Black Widow’ is Thrilling, but Lacks Depth Natasha Deserves

By Jessica Sun Li | July 16, 2021

“Black Widow” is an action-packed film with an empowering message that falls short of giving its heroine the long-awaited role she deserves.

Midsummer Musings: The Milwaukee Bucks’ Improbable Rise to the Mountaintop

Student bands back in action, played live at WoodstocKDE

Q&A: Emily Coates on her upcoming film ‘Dancing in the Invisible Universe’

Review: Disney Plus’ ‘Loki’ is ripe with potential but needed more time to develop

Magann: Resign, President Hanlon

Engineering professor B. Stuart Trembly dies at 67

Lively resigns as Dean of the College

Dartmouth mental health resources prove insufficient to manage rise in mental health struggles

In reversal, College turns on air conditioning in some residential buildings

New Hampshire Supreme Court unanimously strikes down SB 3, again certifying students’ right to vote in-state

Teszler: Playing to Lose

Allen: The Changes We Keep

Lane: Too Often Forgotten

Just Passing Through!

Who Really Runs This Place?

Time Out: Students Grapple with Unusual Facilities Hours

Rowers Medal at U23 World Rowing Championships

Midsummer Musings: The Finals Arrival of Giannis Antetekoumpo

The Hood hosts virtual public workshop on expressive writing

Review: Marvel’s ‘Black Widow’ is Thrilling, but Lacks Depth Natasha Deserves

Kluger: If You Like Ideas, Not People, Transfer

‘Say it!’: The ‘bizarre’ internal politics of slurs in fraternities

Swastika drawn on floor outside Jewish student’s dorm room

A history of Greek life at Dartmouth

Pine Park: Dartmouth’s natural haven