Q&A with interim Dean of Arts and Sciences Nina Pavcnik

Pavcnik — an economics professor who co-led the Future of Arts and Sciences project with Provost David Kotz — discussed her background, the experience she brings to the role and her next steps as interim dean.

DSG continues executive board appointments, fails vote due to ‘misunderstanding’

The vote to confirm representative Roger Friedlander as deputy project director failed because senators were “confused” by the vote-calling process. 

Reflection: A Newcomer’s Guide to the Sauna

One writer reflects on the unique culture of the Alumni Gymnasium saunas.

Reflection: Pitter Patter Perfection

One writer reflects on striving for perfection and its accompanying discontents. 

Reflection: The Still North Seating Survival Guide

One writer tests every couch, barstool and table at Still North Books & Bar in her quest to find the best seat in the cafe.

Serving up Community: Spotlight on Hanover Community Kitchen

Hanover Community Kitchen cooks up a meal each week for the Upper Valley community.

Editor’s Note

Dartmouth Political Union hosts political philosophers Cornel West and Robert George

West and George discussed their decades-long friendship, religious beliefs and the differences between capitalism and democratic socialism.

Dartmouth Dialogues, one year later

The administrative initiative to foster constructive debate brought 13 guest speakers and approximately 8,700 individuals to events the year.  

Q&A with New England Political Science Conference award winner Carson Goh ’25

Goh — who won the Wilson Carey McWilliams award for best undergraduate research paper — discussed his research and post-graduate plans. 

Lee: A Goose’s New Home

Grace Lee ’28 conveys that hand-me-down's are often the warmest clothing.

Langan: A Doggone Tragedy in Postapocolyptic Albuquerque

Eloise Langan '27 knows it's only teenage wasteland.

Oliveira: Final Form

Jamylle Oliveira '26 completes her whole to-do list... until next week.

Dartmouth students impacted by recent extreme weather events

Students and climate experts reflected on the impacts of the ongoing disaster — and other impending severe weather events. 

Campus reacts to federal TikTok ban effective Jan. 19

Students and professors noted that the Supreme Court case TikTok v. Garland may have implications for national security and freedom of speech. 

Laundry Day to perform in Sarner Underground

The show will be the second of the year for the indie-rock boy band, following a New York Knicks halftime performance at Madison Square Garden.

Q&A with ‘Wisdom of the Dying’ author Hamza Abbasi ’16

In his 2024 book “Wisdom of the Dying,” Abbasi discusses his and his patients’ experiences during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Latin American, Latino and Caribbean studies department hosts expert panel on mass deportation

Panelists discussed the implications of President-elect Donald Trump’s threat of mass deportation on undocumented immigrants and the labor force.

Men’s hockey three-game losing streak ends in weekend split to ECAC rivals

Men’s hockey came out of the weekend with a 3-2 loss to Yale and 5-2 win against Brown — the latter featuring a four-goal third period.