Sketching the future: Dartmouth alumni pursuing the arts
Several studio art department alumni and art hobbyists are expanding their skills long after graduation.
Several studio art department alumni and art hobbyists are expanding their skills long after graduation.
Last month, Casa Brava Tapas Bistro and Little Havana opened at the South Street Hotel and 15 Lebanon Street, respectively.
The Dartmouth sat down with Bezella, who started her role last October, to discuss her professional background and priorities for undergraduate admissions at Dartmouth.
Fact-checking is essential, but leaving it to social media platforms risks undermining democracy and suppressing diverse voices.
Eloise Langan '27 shows you who you might be seeing in your film class.
Dartmouth alumni from three different decades demand responsible leadership from College President Sian Leah Beilock.
In this cartoon by Thadryan Sweeney GR, a scorpion just can't help itself.
The film pursues an impossible task — fictionalizing a man who refused to be reduced down to a symbol.
Five years after the local bookstore and cafe’s opening, Still North Books & Bar patrons reflect on their in-store experiences and the shop’s lasting impact.
In an off term this fall, the junior biked from Alaska to Argentina in 76 days — breaking the route’s pre-existing record by eight days.
Men’s hockey was overpowered by its competitive winter break schedule, going 2-5-1 this December.
Students expressed mixed reactions to the dining hall’s new method of entry.
Following months of concern about the child care center’s potential privatization — which did not ultimately occur — D4C employees voted 21-1-3 to unionize.
Dartmouth must lead by example — the administration, students, faculty and alumni must offer their unwavering support for Omar Rashid ’29’s escape from the war in Gaza.
One writer explores the passions of a musically gifted alum — and the complexity of his timeless instrument, the organ.
This winterim, two Dartmouth students went on a quest to find the best dumplings on St. Mark’s Place in New York City.
Mahshu, a vintage store in Woodstock, Vt., offers Dartmouth students sustainable, high-quality clothing.
In the first editor’s note of the new year, Gretchen Bauman ’25 reflects on her winterim downsizing efforts and the complexities of sentimentality.
The new policy prohibits the College from making institutional statements about issues not related to Dartmouth’s academic mission and outlines procedures for departmental statements.