Mirror

Is Sophomore Summer Living Up to the Hype?

By Pierce Wilson | August 13, 2021

Current students and alumni share reflections on the iconic term.

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Mirror

Who Ran Off With Our Composite?

By Cassandra Montemayor Thomas | August 13, 2021

This summer, Greek houses continue a long tradition of amicable thievery.

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Sports

Recap: Five Dartmouth athletes compete at 2020 Tokyo Olympics

By Devan Fink | August 13, 2021

Representing the U.S., Puerto Rico and South Korea, these athletes took part in rugby, equestrian, basketball and rowing.

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Sports

Midsummer Musings: Active Trade Deadline Sets Apart MLB’s Haves from Have-nots

By Will Ennis | August 13, 2021

The unprecedented movement of players in July leaves a few teams stacked but many others devoid of just about any talent.

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Arts

Review: Billie Eilish’s ‘Happier Than Ever’ Juxtaposes Confidence and Vulnerability

By Eleanor Schifino | August 13, 2021

Billie Eilish strips back her unwavering self-assurance to demonstrate a rare vulnerability in an autobiographical sophomore album that dissects the struggles that accompany fame.

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News

College reinstates indoor mask mandate, but will not impose gathering limits or distancing requirements

By Anaïs Zhang | August 6, 2021

The College announced Thursday that even fully vaccinated individuals will need to wear masks indoors in public spaces.

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News

Safety and Security SafeRide program halted when pandemic began, has yet to return

By Ben Fagell | August 6, 2021

The College is evaluating whether or not the program will return in the fall. 

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News

Sororities issue safety rules for events with other Greek houses

By Lauren Adler , Pierce Wilson and Emily Lu | August 6, 2021

The sororities have finalized the list of requirements after issuing interim policies in July.

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News

West Coast wildfires cause air pollution in Hanover

By Soleil Gaylord | August 6, 2021

Smoke from the fires in Oregon and Canada has travelled across the country through the jet stream.

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News

Lawsuit against College alleging racial discrimination in sexual assault case dismissed

By Julia Robitaille | August 6, 2021

The reasoning for the dismissal was not immediately clear, and the College declined to comment further. 

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Opinion

Dokken: A Line in the Sand

By Natalie Dokken | August 6, 2021

Dartmouth should not use the reinstatement of the indoor masking policy to rationalize more drastic COVID-19 measures.

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Opinion

Opinion Asks: To Mask or Not to Mask?

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | August 6, 2021

What should Dartmouth do to balance COVID-19 concerns with its long-promised return to normalcy?

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Sports

One-on-One with heavyweight rowing coach Wyatt Allen

By Vikram Strander | August 6, 2021

Allen won a gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics, a bronze at the 2008 Summer Olympics and is entering his seventh season as the head coach of the Dartmouth heavyweight rowing team.

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Sports

Midsummer Musings: Fireworks of NBA Offseason Set Stage for Exciting Year

By Will Ennis | August 6, 2021

Rather than try to strike a balance between present and future, it seems as if most front offices are prioritizing the former over the latter.

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Arts

Putting the ‘art’ back in Dartmouth: the Hood Museum of Art reopens

By Paulina Marinkovic | August 6, 2021

On Wednesday, August 4, Dartmouth’s Hood Museum of Art reopened its doors to all visitors in the wake of the pandemic.

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Arts

Students delighted by return of Lodge dinners at Moosilauke

By Sabrina Eager | August 6, 2021

Moosilauke Ravine Lodge is open this summer to Dartmouth students for free meals, outdoor activities and Dartmouth-led programming.

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Arts

Review: 'The Green Knight’s' strange tale proves worthy

By James Cronin | August 6, 2021

After a winding road to the box office, David Lowery’s “The Green Knight” finally reached theaters on July 30.

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News

'He was the hardest working guy I’ve ever known': Engineering professor B. Stuart Trembly remembered for passion and dedication to teaching

By Emily Lu | July 30, 2021

Trembly died after suffering a stroke at the age of 67.

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News

New First-Generation Office will oversee FYSEP, King Scholars programs

By Pierce Wilson | July 30, 2021

The office, which hired former Office of Pluralism and Leadership program coordinator Theresa Hernandez as its assistant director, was funded by $13 million in alumni donations.

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News

Students left confused by delay in announcing Lively’s resignation

By Lauren Adler | July 30, 2021

Organizations that work closely with the Dean of the College are frustrated by the lack of administrative communication.

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