Some student groups struggle to utilize new Hopkins Center performing spaces

Spatial and staffing constraints and content regulations in the renovated Hopkins Center for the Arts prevented some student organizations from using many of the designated theater spaces.

Dartmouth has ‘no current financial relationship’ with Epstein client Leon Black ’73, College spokesperson says

On Oct. 18, The New York Times published emails from convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to Black, who paid Epstein $170 million for tax and estate-planning services.

DSG cooks up meal swipe, combo reforms

DSG is in talks with Dartmouth Dining to enact Jawad campaign promises.

Review: In her new album ‘Oblivion,’ Alice Phoebe Lou finds beauty in simplicity

The album is the most overlooked masterpiece of a year characterized by overproduced music.

Kruse Reviews: ‘Bugonia’ is a punishing — yet absurdly funny — thriller for our times

Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons give fantastic performances in the conspiracy themed satire. 

Students eat up SALAD: New art lending program

The Hood Museum of Art lends students works of art for the academic year that they can hang up in their dorms and apartments. 

Football hopes to keep momentum alive against red-hot Cornell University this Saturday

Following a tight win over Princeton last weekend, the Big Green look to keep the momentum going as they host the Cornell Big Red, who are on a four-game win streak, this Saturday.

Men’s hockey beats Colgate 4-1

The Big Green got out to an early lead against the Raiders and never looked back, winning 4-1 to continue their undefeated start to the season.

Senators express ‘concern’ about Evergreen.AI in DSG meeting

At the eighth weekly Dartmouth Student Government meeting of the term, senators also approved $4,500 in funding for the IdeaLab and $15,000 for the student issues survey.

‘Together We Stand’ campus rally protests Trump administration

Approximately 75 students and community members gathered on the Parkhurst Lawn for chants, songs and speeches on Nov. 7. 

Dartmouth endowment’s 2025 return not strong enough to beat other Ivies

The endowment saw a 10.8% return in the past year, up from 8.4% in 2024.

New report shows women in New Hampshire earn 24% less than men

The New Hampshire Women’s Foundation found in its biennial report about gender economics that New Hampshire women face a higher-than-national-average wage gap and mental health complications.

How Dartmouth makes your House your home

House Communities provide enriching events and activities for their students. They also bind students living on-campus to their affiliated dorms. 

Shortening the Distance: When Long-Distance Partners Visit Dartmouth

One writer explores the logistics and challenges of long-distance partners visiting campus.

Mirror Asks: New Writers Edition

Our new writers reflect on their fall and first term with Mirror.

Cooking with Kent and Vidushi: Stuffed Mushroom Caps

Our cooking columnists share a delicious, compact dish to wrap up the fall term.

Freak of the Week: The Winterim Question

Dartmouth’s premier relationship advice column.

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