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Editor’s Note: Green Key Special Issue 2025
By Iris WeaverBell , Yaniya Gilford and Jackson Hyde | May 16, 2025This Green Key Special Issue goes through the keyhole.
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Finding Stillness on a Monday Morning: Reflecting on Rollins Chapel Meditation
By Yaniya Gilford | May 14, 2025One writer explores the weekly Rollins Chapel meditation session and reflects on the difficulties of quieting her mind.
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Postcards to Mirror: Reflections From Abroad
By Yaniya Gilford | April 16, 2025One writer collects reflections from Dartmouth students who are on study abroad programs this spring.
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Reflection: The Double-Edged Sword of Spring Break Decompression
By Yaniya Gilford | April 2, 2025One writer reflects on her spring break, considering the challenges of Dartmouth’s unique schedule and the difficulty of not having any travel plans.
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Former Georgia state Rep. Stacey Abrams delivers MLK celebration keynote address
By Yaniya Gilford | January 24, 2025Abrams spoke about her entrance into politics and the importance of moral courage in uncertain times.
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Biden administration policy lookback
By Yaniya Gilford | January 24, 2025Community members reflected on the successes and challenges to the Biden administration’s policies, including the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act and the Inflation Reduction Act.
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Keeping An Eye on the Storm
By Yaniya Gilford | November 13, 2024For Dartmouth students whose hometowns have been hit by natural disasters, dealing with the aftermath can add another burden to the term.
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Halloween at Dartmouth: A Costume Review
By Yaniya Gilford | November 1, 2024Four students reflect on their choice of Halloween costumes and plans for “Halloweekend.”
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Dartmouth in the City: How ’25s Found Community Outside of Hanover
By Yaniya Gilford | October 9, 2024Seniors discuss how their summers spent in major cities are affecting their post-graduation plans.
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Politics for the Non-Government Major
By Yaniya Gilford | September 25, 2024One writer dives deep into the election with students who aren’t directly involved in politics on campus.