Finding Queer Community in Mainstream Greek Life

Though historically exclusionary, Dartmouth’s mainstream Greek houses are creating inclusive spaces for queer members. 

Through the Lens: Student Photographers on Campus

One writer explores the different opportunities available for student photographers, from traveling abroad to behind-the-scenes access at sporting events.

Exploring the Winter Woods: Spotlight on BIOL 61

In BIOL 61, “End of Winter: Winter Ecology,” students conduct fieldwork researching Hanover’s winter ecosystems.

Reflection: Never a Moment of Silence

One writer reflects on the catharsis of music on nights out at Dartmouth.

Editor’s Note

Dickey Center hosts journalist and author Ahmed Naji to discuss literary censorship

Naji discussed his experience being imprisoned for his writing and reflected on the potential future of literature.

DSG passes voting amendments, tables bill on proposed constitutional task force

The Senate passed an amendment that allows for votes more easily, while delaying a task force that opponents argue could unfairly empower certain senators. 

Author and political commentator discusses Israel-Hamas war and Jewish identity

Peter Beinart advocated for a one-state solution to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, an approach he argued aligns with the Jewish faith. 

That’s a Wrap: Film and media students dive into senior theses

From animation to live-action short films, seniors in film and media studies are developing a variety of projects for their culminating academic experience.

Men’s basketball cements itself as Ivy League contender with wins over Columbia and Cornell

High effort, dominant interior defense and prolific shooting helped the Big Green sweep this weekend’s double header.

Former deputy national security advisor KT McFarland discusses U.S. national security

The event, hosted by the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy, drew 350 in-person and remote audience members.

Black Legacy Month events on campus ‘reclaim the culture’

This month, student organizers have planned programming designed to celebrate and reclaim Black culture.

Norris: The Best Kind of Wizard

Connor Norris '25 casts a spell in his latest cartoon.

Students gain insight into the ‘film world’ at the Sundance Film Festival

The Sundance film festival provides opportunities for student volunteers to obtain experience in the film industry.

‘The Brutalist’ is a beautiful bore

Brady Corbet’s film follows Hungarian-Jewish architect Lazlo Toth, whose architectural vision is shadowed by a life of loss.

Renowned art curators present annual Walter Picard Lecture

The Hood Museum of Art hosted Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath as part of the Harris German/Dartmouth Distinguished Visiting Professorship Program. 

Review: Kendrick Lamar’s halftime performance was always going to be ‘bigger than the music’

In lieu of a conventional halftime show, Lamar offered a statement honoring his culture while criticizing the state of American politics and pop culture. 

Bella Pietrasiewicz ’25 clinches NCAA’s third-fastest time in women’s 1000m

Pietrasiewicz’s record, which she scored at the John Thomas Terrier Classic in Boston, clocked in at 2:39.85.