Sports

After falling to No. 14 Cornell in the ECAC Semifinals, men’s hockey looks ahead to next season

By Lauren Groulx | March 29, 2024

Men’s hockey swept Union College in the ECAC Quarterfinals before losing to No. 14 Cornell in Lake Placid Semifinals. 

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Sports

Dartmouth softball struggles to find momentum

By Ava Politis | March 29, 2024

Softball starts their season 4-9 following two tournaments and games against Harvard and Boston College. 

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News

Dartmouth offers admission to 1,685 applicants for the Class of 2028

By Charlotte Hampton | March 28, 2024

Dartmouth saw a record low admissions rate of 5.3%, and nearly 20% of applicants qualify to attend without a parental financial contribution.

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News

Tennis icon Roger Federer to speak at 2024 Commencement ceremony

By Arizbeth Rojas | March 28, 2024

Federer will receive an honorary degree along with several other individuals who have not yet been disclosed.

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News

College removes student flags in recent policy enforcement

By Kelsey Wang | March 28, 2024

Safety and Security removed flags — including the LGBTQ+ pride flag, the flag of Palestine and the Israeli flag — from outside student windows.

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News

Spring snowstorm caps off mild winter

By Madeline Fisher | March 28, 2024

Hanover’s recent snowstorm follows a winter of low snowfall and disrupted campus traditions. 

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Opinion

The Liberal Arts in a Changing Labor Market

By Andrew Zuo | March 28, 2024

The development of artificial general intelligence reaffirms the importance of a liberal arts education.

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: An Update on the State of Men’s Cross Country and Track and Field

By Thomas Carley ’80 | March 28, 2024

The men’s cross country and track and field programs need a leadership overhaul.

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Mirror

Reflection: 24What Happened to Discipline?

By Adrienne Murr | March 27, 2024

One writer reflects on the seemingly insignificant moments from winter term.

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Mirror

Working Hard or Hardly Working: Anti-Intellectualism at Dartmouth

By Leila Brady | March 27, 2024

One writer explores the intellectual pursuits — or lack thereof — of Dartmouth students.

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Mirror

Lest the Small Traditions Fail

By Vivian Wang | March 27, 2024

One writer explores smaller-scale traditions within Dartmouth friend groups and other campus communities.

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Mirror

Cycling Controversy: Breaking Down Hanover’s Bike Laws

By Thomas Weaver | March 27, 2024

One writer investigates Hanover’s law against biking on sidewalks and student resistance toward the ban. 

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Mirror

Life in the Fast Lane: Driving at Dartmouth

By Ria Parikh | March 27, 2024

One writer talks to students about what it’s like to own a car on campus.

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Mirror

Editors’ Note

By Gretchen Bauman , Tess Bowler and Marius DeMartino | March 27, 2024

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News

‘A citizen in the truest sense’: State representative Sharon Nordgren remembered for her dedication to Hanover

By Mary Lamberth | March 26, 2024

State representative Sharon Nordgren died at age 80 during her 18th consecutive term as representative. 

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Data

Survey: An Analysis of the Effects of the Fraternity Ban on Campus Culture

By Colin Wolfe | March 26, 2024

In November 2023, The Dartmouth surveyed members of the Class of 2027 regarding their inability to enter fraternities and sororities for the majority of fall term.

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News

DOC spring break trips take students across the country

By Vidushi Sharma | March 26, 2024

During spring break, the Dartmouth Outing Club led five subsidized expedition trips.  

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Opinion

Montalbano: The United States Needs a New Conservative Federalist Party

By Luke Montalbano | March 26, 2024

A new political party must be formed for classical and pragmatic conservatives following the populist right-wing takeover of the Republican Party.

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Questions about the Future of Varsity Sports

By Rob Daisley | March 26, 2024

Following recent unionization efforts from the Dartmouth men’s basketball team, Rob Daisley ’80 has questions about the future of college varsity sports. 

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News

‘Pennies from heaven’: Dartmouth announces largest scholarship bequest in its history

By Lauren Azrin | March 25, 2024

The gift, totaling more than $150 million, will be used to support financial aid for current and future undergraduates — starting next academic year — and scholarships at the Tuck School of Business.

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