Sports

Coaches confront strict Ivy League, NCAA COVID-19 protocols as recruitment proceeds virtually

By Ethan Strauss and Jason Norris | March 9, 2021

The lack of athletic competition since last spring and fallout from the five reinstated teams has made the Big Green a tougher sell to potential recruits.

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News

Despite student pleas, College declines to adjust grading policies amid outbreak

By Lauren Adler | March 8, 2021

The College has rejected requests from two student groups to modify grading for final exams.

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News

Hanover businesses talk fear of community spread, closures amid Dartmouth outbreak

By Griselda Chavez | March 8, 2021

Some Hanover businesses restricted in-person access and saw a decline in customers over the past week.

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News

Peer institutions push to keep COVID-19 cases low

By Penelope Spurr | March 8, 2021

As Dartmouth deals with an outbreak, schools around the Northeast have worked to curb the spread of COVID-19.

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Opinion

Arrington: Defending the Wealth Tax

By Katherine Arrington | March 8, 2021

Warren’s proposed ultra-millionaire tax has the potential to reduce inequality and better fund public programs.

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Arts

Student Spotlight: Mike McGovern ’21 pursues passion for wildlife conservation, photography

By Eva Legge | March 8, 2021

For the past year, McGovern has worked with National Geographic to study the impact of social media on wildlife conservation.

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News

Students in quarantine and isolation face challenges as term’s end approaches

By Sydney Wuu and Daniel Modesto | March 5, 2021

Many students must adjust to new living arrangements while completing schoolwork and juggling mental health concerns.

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News

Hanover moms offer home-cooked meals, care packages to students in isolation

By Mike Hanrahan | March 5, 2021

Though 186 students are in off-campus isolation or quarantine as of Thursday, the group has so far received few requests.

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News

College welcomes 37 tenured and tenure-track professors

By Anaïs Zhang | March 5, 2021

Some new professors are navigating mentorship and departmental relationships virtually.

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Opinion

Verbum Ultimum: Bursting the Dartmouth Bubble

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | March 5, 2021

The recent COVID-19 outbreak on campus demonstrates the price of Dartmouth letting its guard down. 

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News

Dirt Cowboy to reopen in mid-March, permanently shift to takeout only

By Hannah Jinks and Ben Fagell | March 4, 2021

The cafe’s renovations include a relocation of the bakery to the main floor, replacing the indoor seating space.

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Arts

78th Golden Globes kicks off awards season with socially distanced audience, technical difficulties

By Jack Hargrove | March 4, 2021

The ceremony awarded the best film and television of 2020, with Netflix’s powerhouse royal drama “The Crown” emerging as the biggest winner of the night.

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News

Student workers left without income amid outbreak

By Madeleine Bernardeau | March 4, 2021

To meet increased financial need, the Dartmouth Student Union reopened its mutual aid fund to prioritize those who have lost work during the quarantine period.

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Cartoon

Mobley: Quarantine Activities

By Dominique Mobley | March 4, 2021

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News

David Millman ’23 announces campaign for Hanover Selectboard

By Jacob Strier | March 4, 2021

If elected, Millman would be the first student ever to serve on the board.

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Opinion

Dunleavy: End Arms Deals to Saudi Arabia

By Hannah Dunleavy | March 4, 2021

 In the Yemeni civil war, the U.S. has shown a concerning willingness to overlook allies' atrocities. 

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Arts

Dance Heginbotham premieres newest installment in '24 Caprices' project

By Elle Muller | March 4, 2021

The New York-based dance company joined Hop@Home for a conversation and virtual watch party of its new performances to Niccolò Paganini’s Caprices #5 and #6.

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Opinion

Opinion Asks: ‘Noncompliant Social Interactions’

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | March 4, 2021

Should the College hold accountable the students responsible for “noncompliant social interactions?"

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Mirror

Lest the Old Traditions Fail: COVID-19 and the Future of Pong

By Caris White | March 3, 2021

Will Dartmouth pong be yet another casualty of the pandemic?  

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Mirror

My Strain of the Pandemic

By Street Roberts | March 3, 2021

Now more than ever, college students are feeling the mental health burden of the pandemic.

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