Dear Dartmouth,
To celebrate our 10th issue, here are 10 questions answered in 10 words or less. By Dartmouth, for Dartmouth…
10th Issue, 10 Questions, 10 Words
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Student Life Articles
Covid Fatigue as a ’25
Dear Dartmouth, And just when Dartmouth students thought maybe they’d be able to have a normal term, winter term and all of its new and exciting restrictions hit them like a truck. There was no indoor dining, constant mask mandates, and surges of cases, from close...
Postcards from Hawaiʻi
Aloha e Dartmouth,
It’s not good writing to begin with a reference to a Tumblr post, but sometimes that’s the best reference to make. Years ago, I saw a Tumblr post that said that life is not a novel, not a continuous, building narrative with an established plot, climax, and ending…
Navigating Dartmouth’s Social Scene as a ‘25
Dear Dartmouth,
Or maybe more selectively my fellow ‘25s. In addition to being thrown into a new environment, fast-paced terms, and academics like never before, we are tasked with the challenge of navigating the social scene on campus…
Chapter Two Reading List
Dominicana by Angie Cruz Learn about the author here. Book available here. "Soñarán en el Jardín" by Gabriela Damián Miravete Read the short story in Spanish or English here. Learn more about the author here.Related Articles Related Follow Us Join Subscribe For...
Bringing Farmers Back
Dear Dartmouth,
It’s a hot Saturday morning, the sky is blue, and the birds are chirping. Spring has sprung and all that jazz. My mission for the day is to tackle a space I’ve heard a lot about but never entered: the farmers’ market…
The Bachelor & Feminism
Dear Dartmouth,
Before I get any raised eyebrows or tsk-tsks thrown in my direction, please know that I resisted for as long as I could…
Something Old, Something New
Dear Dartmouth,
It’s hard to believe our story began almost one year ago. In that time, we have only known this magazine, and our lives, through the lens of the pandemic…
On Stagnation and Progress
Dear Dartmouth,
Medical doctors define death as the cessation of both breathing and blood circulation. When you die, you go still…