​Griffith’s Got Stats: Looking at the College Football Playoff Picture

The college football playoff picture is slowly starting to take shape and some familiar faces are in the driver’s seat.

Sticking to Sports

At the tail end of a sunny fall afternoon in Eugene, the Oregon Ducks executed a seldom seen play, the old fashion double ice.

The Weekend Roundup: Week 5

Field Hockey Despite out-shooting Yale University (6-6, 2-2 Ivy) 25-9, the Dartmouth field hockey team (4-7, 1-3 Ivy) fell to the Bulldogs 4-3 at home on Saturday.

Joe Asch ’79 remembered for passionate dedication to College

Fraternities extend 356 bids during rush

On Sept. 29, men’s fall fraternity rush came to a close. 356 new members bids were extended, compared to the 341 bids extended last fall. Thirty-one bids were extended at Alpha Chi Alpha, 27 at Beta Alpha Omega, 31 at Bones Gate, 30 at Chi Gamma Epsilon, 35 at Chi Heorot, 27 at Gamma Delta Chi, 20 at Kappa Kappa Kappa, 28 at Phi Delta Alpha, 28 at Psi Upsilon, 41 at Sigma Nu, 29 at Theta Delta Chi and 29 at Zeta Psi, according to Brian Joyce, director of the Office of Greek Life.

Professors star in Global Business Forum video

Economics professors Douglas Irwin and Nina Pavcnik appeared in a video entitled “How Trade Advances Global Prosperity” at the Bloomberg Global Business Forum on Sept.

Verbum Ultimum: Don’t Touch the Fire

Tradition will fail if the Dartmouth community doesn’t start acting responsibly.

Saklad: The Outside Scoop

Looking at rush from an unaffiliated perspective.

Magann: ​Holding the Line

Times may be difficult for the U.S. — and that’s all the more reason to support it.

Elias: ​Elitist Extracurriculars

The allure of selective extracurriculars deters freshmen from creating their own community experience. 

One-on-one with Sophia Kocher '21

Sophia Kocher ’21 set a Dartmouth equestrian record this past Saturday at Middlebury College, tallying up a perfect 42 points in her first six shows and becoming the first Dartmouth rider to go undefeated at every regular season competition.

IFC debuts new financial aid initiative

On Sept. 28, the Interfraternity Council announced a new financial aid initiative, though not all fraternities were in agreement.

Becca Heller '05 named as 2018 MacArthur Fellow

Becca Heller ’05 has been named a 2018 MacArthur Fellow for her work defending the rights of refugees and other at-risk populations.  As director and co-founder of the International Refugee Assistance Project, Heller explores creative ways to provide legal representation to refugees and displaced people and help them reach safety.

Former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair visits campus for ten-year anniversary of financial crisis

On Oct. 9, former chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sheila Bair spoke with former undersecretary of the Treasury and current Tuck Business School professor Peter Fisher as part of a public lecture entitled “Ten Year Anniversary of the Financial Crisis,” sponsored by the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy. Bair served as chair of the FDIC from 2006 until 2011, leading it through the financial crisis of 2008, which many economists regard to be the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.

Bartlett: Plight of the Foco Loner

Removing the aisle of chairs in Foco is far from beneficial.