Q&A with CrossFit aficionado Rabbi Moshe Leib Gray
Executive director of Chabad Rabbi Gray discusses his CrossFit journey and how it has impacted his life and faith.
Executive director of Chabad Rabbi Gray discusses his CrossFit journey and how it has impacted his life and faith.
With a historic freshman class and an all-female coaching staff, the Big Green aims to return to championship contention.
On Sept. 27, Dartmouth’s women’s rugby team lost to Harvard in a close match. Following a bye week, they will play Bowdoin at Brophy next Saturday.
Three costly turnovers lost the Big Green control of the game in their 36-24 loss to the Quakers.
The third-year quarterback is shining in his first year as a starter, racking up over 700 yards and three touchdowns in the Big Green’s first two games.
Team effort lifts the Big Green to a 6-0 win over the Judges before the team heads into a three-game stretch of Ivy League play.
A late goal from forward Will Lulka ’27 was not enough to close the gap for the Big Green in their 2-1 defeat to the Bears.
A go-ahead touchdown pass to Ky’dric Fisher ’28 with 16 seconds left sealed the victory, moving the Big Green to 2-0.
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.