Horton heard men’s hockey won the ECAC
A look into the men’s hockey team’s winningest season.
A look into the men’s hockey team’s winningest season.
A look into the men’s hockey team’s winningest season.
Women’s soccer earns its first Ivy League championship in over 20 years, capping off a historic season and earning them a bid to the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2005.
Interim Thayer dean Van Citters discussed his days as a student-athlete on the heavyweight rowing team and what brought him back to Hanover as a professor.
Sean Williams ’26 and Josiah Green ’25 are approaching these opportunities with a disciplined mentality and lots of gratitude.
The sophomore helm reflects on her second season, the mindset behind her success and her goals as a member of Dartmouth’s nationally-competitive sailing team.
Stacey, who captained the Big Green during her time at Dartmouth, currently plays forward for the Montréal Victoire.
Capuano has been a standout player in both doubles and singles since her freshman year.
The Diabetes Dash, organized by Dartmouth Diabetes Initiative, raised over $8,500 for diabetes education
The Big Green’s series victory over the Crimson puts them in fifth place in the Ivy League.
Competing in four racket sports badminton, squash, table tennis and tennis in one match, two Dartmouth players claimed the national title in the sport's only U.S. tournament.
After falling in love with Ivy League sports, the Dartmouth alum-turned-Notre Dame grad found his stride in Banana Ball, where flair, fun and fan connection redefine America’s pastime.
After a disappointing season in the Ivy League, the former Princeton and Stanford assistant coach was hired to steer the ship for Dartmouth men’s basketball.
After playing for the Leafs’ AHL affiliate team, the Toronto Marlies, Haymes notched an assist during his first NHL game on April 9.
Former head coach of YMCA Hockey Club and assistant coach for the Irish National Team joins the Big Green.
Cashman won the award for the top coach in Division I hockey after a historic season that included an ECAC championship and a NCAA tournament qualification.
The team capped off its strong season at the NCVF National Tournament where it advanced to the Silver Bracket quarterfinals.
With three games left in the regular season, Kendall has 438 career draw controls, and is currently ranked third in NCAA Division I lacrosse in draw controls per game.
From tennis and lacrosse to rowing and rugby championships, Dartmouth teams gear up for a packed weekend of Ivy League competition.
After a record-setting sophomore season, Lyman reflects on his NCAA appearance and looks ahead to returning to nationals.
Suzy Magill ’27, one of the event organizers, sat down with The Dartmouth to discuss her favorite moments from the day and its importance to her.