Arts

Review: 'What a Time To Be Alive' considers current politics

By Habib Sabet | February 23, 2018

If you’ve been out of the obscure and cultish garage punk loop, you have probably never heard of Superchunk.

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Sports

Track and field teams prepare to host first Heps since 2014

By Sabena Allen | February 23, 2018

The Ivy League Heptagonal Indoor Championships brings together all eight Ivy League schools to compete for the conference title every year.

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Arts

Student Spotlight: Hannah Matheson '18 talks poetry as art

By Melanie Prakash | February 23, 2018

Hannah Matheson ‘18 is one of the few students who came to Dartmouth knowing already what she deeply cared about.

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News

Two alumni join inaugural Knight-Hennessy Scholars

By Abigail Mihaly | February 22, 2018

Leehi Yona ’16 and Asaf Zilberfarb ’17 will join the inaugural class of Knight-Hennessy Scholars, Stanford University announced on Feb.

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News

Jared Duker Lichtman '18 earns Churchill Scholarship

By Gigi Grigorian | February 22, 2018

This month, Jared Duker Lichtman ’18 was awarded the prestigious Churchill Scholarship to study pure mathematics at the University of Cambridge’s Churchill College.

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Opinion

Link: Cartoon of Incompetence

By Jessica Link | February 22, 2018

In the second installment of the series, Link looks at different ways Dartmouth students cope with the winter cold.

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Opinion

Parks: Denormalizing Drug Use

By Isabel Parks | February 22, 2018

Hollywood’s damage goes further than its silent condonation of sexual assault.

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Opinion

Allard: Judicial Gymnastics

By Sydney Allard | February 22, 2018

Rosemarie Aquilina opened the doors to a courtroom of catharsis.

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Opinion

Sandlund: Disciplined and Flummoxed

By William Sandlund | February 22, 2018

When thinking about where to go for college, I was drawn to America because of the much-vaunted liberal arts education.

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Opinion

Zehner: The Laughing President

By Callum Zehner | February 22, 2018

Jacob Zuma damaged South Africa; the country should be glad he is gone.

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Arts

Barbary Coast Jazz Ensemble promotes contemporary works

By Elizabeth Garrison | February 22, 2018

The Barbary Coast Jazz Ensemble’s winter concert will be Saturday, Feb. 24 at 8 p.m.

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Opinion

Truong: Inaction Figures

By Valerie Truong | February 22, 2018

Not much can be done to reduce the number of mass shootings in America.

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News

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen gives talk criticizing Russian foreign interference

By Jacob Chalif | February 21, 2018

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) criticized Russia’s interference in foreign affairs and urged the U.S.

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Mirror

Siblings of Dartmouth: Legacies in the Making

By Annie Farrell | February 21, 2018

Evan Muscatel ’21 and Garrett Muscatel ’20 Do you two spend time together on campus? GM: Yeah, I’ll hang out with him at [Beta Alpha Omega fraternity] sometimes, we played IM sports, we play video games sometimes.

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Ttlg

Through the Looking Glass: DDS — Dartmouth Duck Syndrome

By Sarah Salzman | February 21, 2018

 For those of you who haven’t heard of “duck syndrome,” it is a concept often applied to college students who appear calm on the surface but are frantically suffering underneath.

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Mirror

How to Live Forever

By Eliza Jane Schaeffer | February 21, 2018

Art Definitions are inherently limiting. How can you define something that is by its nature so expansive?

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Q&A

Q&A with Rabbi Edward Boraz

By Maria Harrast | February 21, 2018

Rabbi Edward Boraz has served as the rabbi for both the Dartmouth and the Upper Valley Jewish Community congregations for the past 20 years.

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Mirror

Leaving a Sustainable Legacy

By Timothy Yang | February 21, 2018

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Mirror

Bequests: Threads of Legacy at Dartmouth

By Amanda Chen | February 21, 2018

While well-known traditions such as running around the bonfire during Homecoming or participating in the polar bear plunge during Winter Carnival contribute significantly to Dartmouth’s legacy, smaller traditions such as bequests help shape the College’s legacy on a more personal level.  Bequests, which are items that are cyclically passed from a senior to an underclassman, typically within an organization, are usually clothing items, but they can be just about anything that the senior wishes to pass down.

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Mirror

Celebrating Heritage on Campus

By Tina Lin | February 21, 2018

Dartmouth, small and isolated as it is, has a rich abundance of different cultures, and students celebrate a multitude of different holidays.

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