Dunk’s Sports Grill closes

Owner Tony Barnett sold the bar after four years in business. A new restaurant will open in the location in January.

Kruse Reviews: ‘A House of Dynamite’ starts with a bang but ends with a whimper

The nuclear thriller is tense, compelling and well-directed but hamstrung by its narrative structure and an unsatisfying conclusion.

Review: ‘The Best Mother in the World’ is a universal story about violence, motherhood and freedom

Brazilian filmmaker Anna Muylaert’s latest film follows a Black Brazilian woman trying to break free from a cycle of domestic abuse.

Byrne Jewelry studio reopens in the Hopkins Center for the Arts

After three years in a temporary location, the jewelry studio has reopened with full resources for students looking to destress, make something and find a sense of community.

Women’s golf prepares for spring season after four top-ten finishes in the fall

The team finished their fall season after top-ten finishes in all four tournaments, and is starting a rigorous off-season with hopes to reclaim the Ivy League title. 

Dartmouth football’s 21-point loss at Harvard the largest loss in a decade

In a key Ivy League matchup this weekend, Dartmouth football collapsed in the fourth quarter to lose 31-10 against Harvard University. Jack Zipper ’28, Abby Byrne ’28 and Kyle Greason ’29 have the story. 

Women’s soccer clinches No. 2 seed in Ivy League tournament with 2-1 victory over Cornell

Two second-half goals and a strong defensive performance earned the Big Green their fourth Ivy League victory. 

Senior writer Bill Platt remembered for his dedication to work and family

Platt, who died on Sept. 17, worked in the Office of Communications for 13 years.

Ugandan human rights lawyer Nicholas Opiyo calls for LGBTQ+ rights in Dickey talk

Opiyo denounced anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment in the country and criticized incumbent President Yoweri Museveni. 

Beilock and Geisel professor elected to National Academy of Medicine

The National Academy of Medicine recognized Dartmouth leaders for research on human performance and health-care reform.

Review: Jonathan Spector’s play ‘Eureka Day’ is a biting expose of the consequences of consensus

Performed by Shaker Bridge Theatre from Oct. 2 to Oct. 19, the 2018 play follows an elementary school dealing with a mumps outbreak. 

Yo-Yo Ma comes to Dartmouth to celebrate Hopkins Center for the Arts’ reopening

As part of the Dartmouth Arts Weekend Celebration, the Hopkins Center for the Arts hosted the multi-medium performance “We Are Water” combining Western and Indigenous music and storytelling.

Clash in Cambridge: Dartmouth football plays Harvard in high-stakes matchup

Coming off a blowout win over Columbia, the Big Green head down to Cambridge, Mass. on Saturday to take on the undefeated Harvard Crimson with a potential FCS playoff trip on the line. 

Men’s soccer falls short to UPenn 2-0

Two second-half Quaker goals sunk the Big Green, who fall to 2-3 in Ivy League play. 

What Dartmouth students talk about when they talk about running

The Dartmouth community weighs in on their experiences — or lack thereof — with the recreational jogging scene in the Upper Valley. 

Langan: Opening night