News

Millman, student initiatives defeated at Hanover Town Meeting

By Kyle Mullins | July 13, 2021

The town government’s recommendations carried the day for each of the articles up for voter approval. 

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News

Sororities issue interim requirements for social events with fraternities, full list still pending

By Kyle Mullins | July 13, 2021

A list of rules is being created in response to allegations of sexual misconduct in Greek spaces. 

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Opinion

Whitcomb: Experience Counts

By Joanna Whitcomb | July 13, 2021

In light of the challenges ahead, vote for an experienced voice for Hanover Selectboard.

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Opinion

Millman: This is Our Chance

By David Millman | July 13, 2021

On July 13, vote for a student voice.

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Opinion

Carter: Asking for Your Vote

By Nancy Carter | July 13, 2021

Vote for Nancy Carter for Hanover Selectboard. 

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News

Divide between students, town will come under focus at July 13 Hanover Town Meeting

By Lauren Adler | July 9, 2021

Highlights of Tuesday’s meeting include potential changes to Hanover zoning laws, an undergraduate student running for Selectboard and a petition to abolish the Town Manager system.

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News

Under new NCAA policy, Dartmouth student-athletes can now earn payment

By Thomas Brown | July 9, 2021

Student-athletes are now able to profit off of their name, image or likeness and are no longer prohibited from receiving “non-cash education-related benefits.”

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News

First-Year Trips to return in the fall

By Lauren Adler | July 9, 2021

The Trips directorate plans to consolidate the program to just two sections and offer more diverse Trip options. 

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News

College releases new strategic master plan

By Anaïs Zhang | July 9, 2021

A new strategic campus framework proposes new campus buildings, green spaces and improved pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure.

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News

Dartmouth announces intention to sell commercial radio license for WFRD-FM

By Ben Korkowski | July 9, 2021

Dartmouth announces intention to sell commercial radio license for WFRD-FM.

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Opinion

Dokken: The Compassion Conversation

By Natalie Dokken | July 9, 2021

Following a year defined by isolation and loss, Dartmouth must implement compassion-based instructional and bureaucratic policies.

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Opinion

Arrington: Unrighteous Religion

By Katherine Arrington | July 9, 2021

Religious freedom cannot keep being misconstrued to justify discrimination.

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Opinion

Arabian: Impasse in the Articles

By Kami Arabian | July 9, 2021

A contradiction in the U.N. charter has hindered the peaceful resolution of territorial disputes — Tigray may become the latest example.

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Sports

Athlete Ally updates Dartmouth’s LGBTQ+ inclusion score to perfect

By Sabrina Eager | July 9, 2021

More transparent policies have earned Dartmouth full marks, though some student-athletes feel that policies do not necessarily reflect culture. 

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Sports

Midsummer Musings: NIL rules are a step in the right direction

By Will Ennis | July 9, 2021

NCAA athletes will finally be able to capitalize — though not directly — on the billions they rake in for their schools. 

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Arts

Nugget Theaters reopen, pandemic restrictions still in place

By Pierce Wilson | July 9, 2021

Hanover’s downtown cinema is eager to welcome back movie-goers for weekend viewings. 

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Arts

Preview: Big Red Machine to feature various collaborators on new genre-fluid album

By Anne Johnakin | July 9, 2021

Justin Vernon and Aaron Dessner, in collaboration with a wide-range of artists, tell introspective stories of nostalgia and loneliness in ‘How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last?’

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News

Town organizations, including Greek houses, to regain place of assembly permits after inspections

By Pierce Wilson | July 2, 2021

The inspections, which are conducted by the Hanover fire department, are due to begin this month.

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News

Gov. Sununu signs budget bill restricting abortion access and teaching of discrimination-related topics

By Andrew Sasser | July 2, 2021

The Republican-held state legislature sent the bill to the Governor’s desk on mostly party-line votes.

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News

128 students remain on fall housing waitlist

By Cassandra Montemayor Thomas | July 2, 2021

Students have expressed frustration at the lack of sufficient fall housing, which has disrupted academic plans.

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