News

Labor shortage strikes DDS as long dining lines force students to wait, skip meals

By Kristin Chapman | September 24, 2021

DDS director Jon Plodzik advised students to grab meals during low-volume times. 

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News

As hot dog stand ‘Frankfurters’ arrives in town, ‘Tacos y Tequila’ restaurant prepares for mid-fall opening

By Jacob Strier | September 24, 2021

Frankfurters features specialties like the “Joan” and “Dirty Water” dogs, and Tacos y Tequila aims to sell every tequila available in New Hampshire.

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News

Wooten heads Office of Greek Life temporarily as Joyce, Barloga depart

By Pierce Wilson | September 24, 2021

The College hopes to hire a new OGL director by the end of fall term. 

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Sports

Hall of Krame: Leaving on the Early Coach

By Justin Kramer | September 24, 2021

In the first edition of his new column, former sports editor Justin Kramer analyzes Dartmouth’s unusually low retention of head coaches compared to its Ivy League competition

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Opinion

Verbum Ultimum: Out of Line

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | September 24, 2021

The current dining situation on campus is untenable.

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Cartoon

Kocsis: Dartmouth Tarot Deck - The Students Card

By Kamilla Kocsis | September 24, 2021

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Cartoon

Mobley: FFB Was Green Key Pre-Game

By Dominique Mobley | September 24, 2021

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News

With 1,229 students, Class of 2025 largest in Dartmouth’s history

By Daniel Modesto | September 23, 2021

The freshman class includes 160 students who were admitted last year but deferred enrollment by a year. 

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News

Nine fall study abroads continue, four are canceled

By Sydney Wuu | September 23, 2021

After the pandemic resulted in the cancellation of all of last year’s study abroad trips, this fall will see nine programs return to action. 

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News

Rockefeller Center event examines the “Science of the Constitution”

By Eliza Durbin | September 23, 2021

In the first hybrid Rocky event of the term, government professor Sonu Bedi encouraged active discourse surrounding interpretation of the Constitution. 

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Opinion

Arrington: What I Want to Be When I Grow Up

By Katherine Arrington | September 23, 2021

Modern society has placed too much emphasis on work, neglecting the power of leisure time and the fulfillment it brings.

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Opinion

de Wolff: ICE, Department of Immigration and Covid Exposure?

By Thomas de Wolff | September 23, 2021

The Biden administration should require the vaccination of migrants apprehended at the border.

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Arts

Hood Museum acquires ten works by African American artists

By Madeline Sawyer | September 23, 2021

Pieces from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation bolster the Hood’s diversifying collection.

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Arts

Review: “The Chair” nails the idiosyncrasies of the academy

By Shera Bhala | September 23, 2021

The Netflix original zeroes in on the first woman of color to head up a university’s English department

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Mirror

Home Away from Home: Students Reflect on Experiences in Identity-Based Houses

By Arielle Feuerstein | September 22, 2021

The four houses within the Living Learning Community system aim to foster inclusivity and connect individuals with similar values.

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Mirror

Q&A About the Crisis in Afghanistan with Professor Jason Lyall

By Meghan Powers | September 22, 2021

We speak with government Professor Jason Lyall about what you should know regarding the situation in Afghanistan.

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Mirror

Refilling our Social Calendars: Students reflect on campus social life

By Omala Snyder | September 22, 2021

New and returning students grapple with the social pressures of a “normal” Dartmouth term.

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Mirror

Matricu-LATE

By Solenne Wolfe | September 22, 2021

Solenne Wolfe ’24 reflects on how a year-delayed Twilight Ceremony could not create the impact it intended. 

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Mirror

Editors' Note

By Novi Zhukovsky and Christina Baris | September 22, 2021

As Mirror welcomes the official start of fall, our writers investigate campus culture, traditions, identity-based housing and more. 

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News

Spread of the delta variant disrupts fall reopening plans at peer institutions

By Andrew Sasser | September 21, 2021

Some schools in New England have adjusted policies on testing, masking and social gatherings in the face of outbreaks caused by the delta variant. 

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