Arts

Dartmouth Idol semifinals in Spaulding this Saturday

By Zach Cherian | February 3, 2017

While American Idol may have finished its historic run last year, Dartmouth Idol is still going strong. Semifinals will be at 8 p.m. in Spaulding 

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Opinion

Verbum Ultimum: Principled Defiance

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | February 3, 2017

Government officials owe their loyalty to the people, not the president.

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Opinion

Green: Israel is Not Above Reproach

By Isaac Green | February 3, 2017

Jews must support Muslims and take responsiblity for Israel’s failings.

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Opinion

Lincoln: “You’re going to Get Tired of Winning”

By Rachel Lincoln | February 3, 2017

Cartoon of the day: Donald Trump sweeps American democracy under the rug.

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News

Rockefeller Global Leadership Program focuses on identity

By Sungil Ahn | February 2, 2017

When Nathan Busam ’17 went to Poland as part of his economics study abroad program, he did not expect people to tell him their life story when he asked them, “How are you?” These types of cultural differences are what the Rockefeller Global Leadership Program helps students navigate.

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News

College recognized for sustainability initiatives

By Alex Fredman | February 2, 2017

Last week, SaveOnEnergy.com, a Texas-based energy consulting firm, ranked Dartmouth 10th in its Green Universities Report.

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News

Geisel professor Ambrose Cheung wins $700,000 grant

By Megan Clyne | February 2, 2017

Professor of microbiology and immunology at the Geisel School of Medicine Ambrose Cheung was recently granted a 2017 Harrington Scholar-Innovator Award from the Harrington Discovery Institute in Cleveland, Ohio.

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Arts

Pazzi Lazzi bringing age-old Italian comedy to Collis tonight

By Arunav Jain | February 2, 2017

Collis Common Ground will be bustling with activity today at 7 p.m. when the Pazzi Lazzi theatre troupe take the stage to perform “Aria di Commedia — An Evening of Commedia dell’Arte and Italian Renaissance Music.”

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Arts

Review: Migos: the modern, mainstream kings of “Culture”

By Jacob Meister | February 2, 2017

Jacob Meister reviews Migos' album "Culture," which was released Jan. 27.

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Opinion

Huebner: Marshmallows and Self-Hatred

By Julia Huebner | February 2, 2017

“So I wiped my eyes and rinsed out my mouth and went outside and laughed...”

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Opinion

Shedd: Admissions Fails Refugees

By David Shedd | February 2, 2017

Dartmouth admissions must reach out to underserved groups.

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Opinion

Stanescu-Bellu: What it Means to be an American

By Sofia Stanescu-Bellu | February 2, 2017

Have the values and ideas that people associate with America eroded over time?

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Opinion

Adam: Our Insidious Secret Societies

By Karna Adam | February 2, 2017

Secret societies must become more open and inclusive.

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Opinion

Lincoln: Snow Sculpture, Snow Problem

By Rachel Lincoln | February 2, 2017

Cartoon of the day: There's no snow sculpture this year — but the snowmen prevail. 

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News

Faculty release statements protesting travel ban

By Debora Hyemin Han | February 1, 2017

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Mirror

The art of pong

By Cristian Cano | February 1, 2017

Step into the basement of a fraternity or sorority, and more often than not, you’ll find pong tables.

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Mirror

Collis trivia by the minute!

By Jaden Young | February 1, 2017

In the interest of finding out a bit more about one of the games offered on campus, I decided to gather up a group of friends to participate in Collis’ Tuesday Night Trivia.

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News

Geisel students and faculty protest ACA repeal

By Alexa Green | January 31, 2017

On Monday, students and staff attended the “Dartmouth Protect Our Patients Vigil” at the Geisel Medical School’s Kellogg Auditorium.

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Mirror

Wien: Run and scream

By Elise Wien | January 31, 2017

What is the shape of your woe? What is the container that holds it? Round 1: Take your woe out of its box.

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News

Program in Politics and Law grant expires

By Sunpreet Singh | January 31, 2017

Dartmouth’s Program in Politics and Law recently saw its 10-year grant from the Milton and Miriam Handler Foundation expire, meaning the program is now solely reliant on alumni donations and College funding.

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