News

Students welcome mask-free summer on campus

By Caitlin McCarthy | July 2, 2021

With nearly all COVID-19 restrictions lifted, vaccinated students are no longer required to wear a mask while indoors or outdoors, including in dining halls and study spaces.

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News

Professor gender pay gap greater at Dartmouth than at peer institutions

By Andrew Sasser | July 2, 2021

Though experience, rank and department factor in, male professors earn over $30,000 more per year than female professors.

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News

Most Hanover businesses lift masking requirements

By Griselda Chavez | July 2, 2021

Many restaurants and clothing stores quickly lifted their own mask requirements after the Town lifted their mask mandate.

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Opinion

Verbum Ultimum: ‘It’s the Housing, Stupid’

By The Dartmouth Summer Editorial Board | July 2, 2021

The current housing crisis cannot be solved without both the Dartmouth administration and the town of Hanover prioritizing the long-overdue expansion of the housing supply.

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Opinion

Allen: Give Us a Break

By Spencer Allen | July 2, 2021

Dartmouth must give students time off from classes when current events demand it.

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Opinion

Florman: Paying It Forward

By Rachel Florman | July 2, 2021

In light of the ongoing mental health crisis on campus, College President Phil Hanlon should use his salary to pay for more counselors.

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Mirror

Back in Green: Making the Switch to In-Person Classes After an Unprecedented Year

By Meghan Powers | July 2, 2021

Professors look forward to the return of in-person classes while reflecting on the lessons learned from a year of remote instruction.

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Mirror

What’s Behind Your Rainbow Logo?

By Solenne Wolfe | July 2, 2021

Reflections on Pride Month and the ethics of corporate involvement.

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Mirror

Who Writes These Emails, Anyway?

By Arielle Feuerstein | July 2, 2021

A walk through the College PR operation, from start to finish.

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Sports

Midsummer Musings: Ode to the Suns

By Will Ennis | July 2, 2021

For just the third time in franchise history, and the first since 1993, the Phoenix Suns are playing for the NBA title. A championship would be the team’s first.

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Arts

Hood Museum acquires over 6,000 vintage Hollywood photographs

By Jessica Sun Li | July 2, 2021

After a five-year acquisition process, the new collection will bring ample opportunities for student study.

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Arts

Q&A: Frank J. Barrett, Jr. on his new book, ‘Lost Hanover, New Hampshire’

By Julia Robitaille | July 2, 2021

Barrett’s fourth book tells the forgotten history of the town and the College through architecture.

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News

Student mental health declined at start of pandemic, Dartmouth study shows

By Caitlin McCarthy | June 25, 2021

A report revealed that students experienced increasing levels of anxiety and depression beginning in winter 2020, just before the pandemic went global.

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Opinion

TTLG: A Requiem for My Dead Pet Snail

By Elizabeth Janowski | June 25, 2021

My biggest success at Dartmouth was simply surviving.

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Opinion

Biberman, Hafermann and Price: A Small Pivot

By Matthew Biberman , Valerie Price and Shannon Hafermann | June 25, 2021

Dartmouth has a responsibility to teach hybrid this summer.

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Opinion

Vichos: Accommodating Injustice

By Nikolaos Vichos | June 25, 2021

Dartmouth’s housing shortage exacerbates existing economic inequality at the College.

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Sports

Midsummer Musings: Young Stars Shine Bright in NBA Conference Finals

By Will Ennis | June 25, 2021

With the excellent play of young budding superstars under the brightest lights of the playoffs, the NBA may be experiencing a changing of the guard.

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Arts

Review: Bo Burnham’s ‘Inside’ vividly explores an existential crisis

By Eleanor Schifino | June 25, 2021

Burnham’s newest Netflix special surpasses his previous works of introspective musical comedy as he grapples with isolation and understanding his place in an internet-driven world.

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News

“Paid to stop complaining”: Amid housing crunch, College’s $1 million housing lottery sparks frustrations

By Andrew Sasser | June 20, 2021

In order to free up beds this fall, Dartmouth is holding a lottery for $5,000 payments for up to 200 students who are willing to give up their on-campus housing.

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News

Over 2,000 graduates brave the heat at 2021 Commencement ceremony

By Madeleine Bernardeau | June 15, 2021

The four-hour ceremony at Memorial Field featured several speeches and the conferring of degrees on the Class of 2021. 

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