Dartmouth field hockey opens season with two victories and five losses
The team uses intense practice sessions and film review to prepare for their short and intense season.
The team uses intense practice sessions and film review to prepare for their short and intense season.
A late goal by Kate Ryan ’27 led the Big Green to a 1-0 win over the Crimson for the first time in 20 years.
Following a thrilling win in the Granite Bowl last Saturday, football travels to New Britain for a showdown against CCSU.
In an interview with The Dartmouth, Daft discusses his time with the Los Angeles Chargers as an NFL Diversity Coaching Fellow.
From constructive criticism on the court to academic support off of it, the team is preparing for conference play.
In their 43-29 victory against the Pioneers, Women’s Rugby established a quick pace of play to great success.
A late fourth-quarter drive seals the Big Green’s first victory in the Granite Bowl since 2021.
A new offensive coordinator, a wide receivers coach and two secondary coaches highlight a new fleet of coaching minds for the upcoming season.
With a national playoff spot on the line for the first time in program history, Dartmouth has worked to replenish its squad and is ready to ball on game day.
On September 17, the men’s soccer team defeated Northeastern University 4-2, earning points for the fourth time out of five games to start the season.
Following the retirement of legendary coach Bob Whalen, McFadden steps in to lead the Big Green as head coach in the upcoming season.
Allen led the heavyweight rowing team to a storied season, including a third-place finish for the varsity boat at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association national championships.
Justin Wood’s lawsuit claims the College, former track and field and cross country director Porscha Harnden made false statements that damaged his reputation and job prospects after he resigned in 2022.
In his 15th year at Dartmouth, Dobes led Big Green football to the seventh-best run defense in the nation and an Ivy League championship.
Leibovitz set two personal bests at the Israeli Championships in Jerusalem, winning first.
Students of all experiences gather on the courts to dink, smash and rally in the intramural pickleball league playoffs.
Drolet was a national champion in 2024, earned five All-American nominations and a world championship gold medalist in her time at Dartmouth.
Hondrogen finished second in the lightweight men’s single sculls final in Poland as the youngest rower in the field, while Ley finished second in the women’s eight for the second consecutive year.
The Kirsten and Eugene F. “Buddy” Teevens ’79 Center for Peak Performance will be used to support athletes physically and mentally and innovate sports research, while honoring the legacy of Coach Teevens.
For over three decades, Hils has energized Dartmouth students through her spin classes and transformative personal training.