25 Milestones in 250 Years

1769 College Charter signed, establishing Dartmouth as the ninth college in the United States 1797 Geisel School of Medicine founded 1799 The Dartmouth publishes its first issue on August 27 by Moses Davis under the name the Dartmouth Gazette, establishing it as “America’s Oldest College Newspaper” 1819 Trustees of Dartmouth College v.

Happy Divorce Day?

When we think of the milestones, most people think of birthdays, graduation, marriage — significant and recognizable turning points in our lives.

Senior Milestones

And Many More...

My older brother taught me many valuable life lessons: which words not to say in front of my parents, how to climb every tree in our backyard and the correct way to change lanes on a highway.

Another Year, Another Story: Cultural Milestones

This year is all about celebrations on campus. With the 250th anniversary of our college, Dartmouth students and alumni are celebrating an event dear to their hearts.

EPA unveils rule change, Dartmouth analyzes toxic metals

Just before the federal government shut down in the final days of 2018, the Environmental Protection Agency unveiled a proposed rule change that would alter how the federal government determines air pollutant regulation.

Hill-Weld: Miscarriage of Justice

Cyntoia Brown and the case for sentencing guideline reform.

Pak: Magnificent Beasts

And where you can no longer find them.

The 23rd season of "The Bachelor" is a derivative embarrassment

On paper, Colton Underwood was the obvious choice for the twenty-third Bachelor. He fits the mold of the generic pretty boy, was a former professional football player, and runs a non-profit for kids with cystic fibrosis.

'A Series of Unfortunate Events' continues its trend as an engaging series

In my review for the second season of “A Series of Unfortunate Events,” I commented that the Netflix adaptation for the beloved, darkly comic 13-book children’s series by Lemony Snicket (pen name for Daniel Handler), was unique for its remarkable consistency if nothing else.

Students discuss C3I at open forum

Students had the opportunity to voice their thoughts on the College’s recent move to address sexual harassment and abuse of power on campus.

Imposter syndrome may be just as likely to affect men

Many students at Dartmouth may have experienced a fear of inadequacy after their admission to the College — a fear that their accomplishments are the result of serendipity rather than actual ability.

The Weekend Roundup: Week 2

Men's basketball An incredible shooting performance propelled the Big Green to an 81-63 victory over Harvard University in Saturday night’s Ivy League opener, the team’s first opening victory in twelve years.

Physicians for Human Rights holds fifth annual health conference on planetary health

The seventh annual Geisel Physicians for Human Rights conference focused on something not always talked about in conjunction with human health: planetary health.