Sports

Track and field take second and third place in first meet since last March

By Halle Troadec | April 27, 2021

The men's and women's teams competed in head coach Porscha Dobsonu's first meet as head coach at the University of New Hampshire Pre-Conference Invitational on Saturday.

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Sports

Men’s and women’s lacrosse both fall to Tufts

By Vikram Strander | April 27, 2021

In their first games since the shutdown, the women’s team dropped their contest 11-5, while the men’s team fell 15-9.

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Opinion

Opinion Asks: Sophomore Summer and the Return to Normalcy

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | April 27, 2021

Given that sophomore summer is intended to be a trial run for the fall, what should it look like?

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News

Hanover poster store reopens with new name, location

By Andrew Sasser | April 27, 2021

Records, Memorabilia and Posters New Hampshire is now selling posters, tapestries and records out of a new Main Street storefront. 

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News

Provost Joseph Helble selected as president of Lehigh University

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | April 26, 2021

After 16 years at the College, Helble will assume his new position in August.

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Opinion

Moore: Prioritize Student Well-being

By Chelsea Moore | April 26, 2021

As we transition back to in-person learning, it is critical that colleges prioritize their students mental health above all else.

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News

Professors react to Chauvin verdict in virtual panel

By Daniel Modesto | April 26, 2021

Panelists discussed the importance of video evidence, the scope of the trial and potential implications on the U.S justice system.

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News

Dean’s office announces D-Plan changes

By Manasi Singh | April 26, 2021

Under the new requirements, students in the Class of 2024 and beyond will be required to take at least one spring or fall term off.

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Arts

Retrospective on DMX, a talented rapper and a troubled man

By Joe Daher | April 26, 2021

From crime and poverty to rap and stardom, the Yonkers native’s legacy is cemented in hip-hop.

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Sports

Seven teams to resume competition this weekend for first time in over 400 days

By Addison Dick | April 23, 2021

Softball, lacrosse, tennis and track teams will participate in local non-conference competitions on Saturday and Sunday, marking the first time Dartmouth sports have been in action since last March.

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Opinion

Verbum Ultimum: Free and Fair?

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | April 23, 2021

EPAC's election code is unnecessarily restrictive and suffers from a lack of transparency.   

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Opinion

Arrington: Corporate Climate Change

By Katherine Arrington | April 23, 2021

It's up to the government, not individuals, to save the environment. 

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News

Town hall covers construction plans, budget, athletics

By Penelope Spurr | April 23, 2021

The event, moderated by executive vice president Rick Mills, included updates on construction, as well as a budget breakdown and a report on athletics after the reinstatement of cut teams.

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Sports

Former Dartmouth athletes playing as graduate transfers across the NCAA

By Will Ennis , Andrew Doerr and Jason Norris | April 23, 2021

Before the Ivy League decided to allow graduate students to compete, many athletes in the Class of 2020 transferred from Dartmouth to schools around the country.

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News

Dartmouth Design Collective hosts second annual Designathon

By Sydney Wuu | April 22, 2021

The winning team's prototype, CampUS, focused on mitigating international students' culture shock when arriving to college. 

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Opinion

Arabian: Departing the Graveyard of Empires

By Kami Arabian | April 22, 2021

In Afghanistan, reconstruction can only begin with the withdrawal of U.S. and NATO troops — but that’s just the first step.

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News

Q&A with 2021 Truman Scholar Dhwani Kharel ’22

By Soleil Gaylord | April 22, 2021

Kharel plans to put the scholarship’s $30,000 reward toward law school.

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Arts

Q&A: English and creative writing professor Joshua Bennett on winning the Whiting Award

By Sabrina Eager | April 22, 2021

Bennett touches on his life experiences and work as he hopes to inspire future generations of writers.

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Mirror

Muslim Students Recount Challenges, Call for Increased Awareness during Holy Month of Ramadan

By Street Roberts | April 21, 2021

Muslim members of the Dartmouth community share the challenges they experience while observing Ramadan on campus.

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Mirror

Vaccination Stories: Dartmouth Students Share Their Vaccination Experiences

By Caroline Kramer and Omala Snyder | April 21, 2021

Students reported frustrations with officials manning the state-run site in West Lebanon, and comparatively smooth sailing at DHMC. 

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