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The Hopkins Center's reopening featured Yo-Yo Ma's 'We Are Water,' a powerful performance highlighting water's cultural and environmental significance

My hardest decision all term: deciding which film to see at the Telluride at Dartmouth film festival

A reflection on how Dartmouth offers countless ways to stay connected to literature and writing—even as a side passion—through blogs, courses, campus publications, and creative communities.

The Hopkins Center for the Arts is finally open!

Come learn about the classes I'm taking this summer!

Dartmouth is no stranger to a variety of student-run full-year performance groups in dance, a cappella, improv, and comedy. Sophomore summer is particularly special, as most of these groups allow sophomores to audition and join just for the summer.

On a quiet spring Saturday in Hanover, I traded the usual campus buzz for Monet in the morning and archery in the afternoon—a reminder that Dartmouth weekends can be just as meaningful when they're slow, reflective, and a little unexpected.

East Wheelock House hosts weekly crafting and mindfulness sessions. Read on to see what I made this week!

In celebration of the new Attitudes of Coexistence exhibit at the Hood Museum of Art, artist Choe U-Ram spoke at two artist talks I attended. Read on for highlights from the experience!