The first mention of coeducation in the archives of The Dartmouth is a front-page editorial from Nov. 2, 1894, which argues in explicitly misogynistic terms that “coeducation would never succeed” at ...

91% of participating female students reported having experienced some form of sexism on campus in a recent survey conducted ...

Dartmouth’s shift from semesters to 10-week terms was framed as a way to promote “intellectual self-reliance.” Professors and ...

Charlotte Hampton is the editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth. She hails from New York, N.Y., and is studying government and ...

This article is featured in the 2025 Commencement & Reunions special issue.

In the almost 50 years of coeducation at Dartmouth, women of color have faced their own unique set of challenges. In five ...

As the Class of 2025 prepares to graduate, The Dartmouth looks back at the biggest news stories from their final year at the ...

For that reason, I find the ACIR’s criterion five — the proposal must describe in writing, with appropriate documentation, concrete and detailed evidence of how the Dartmouth community, including ...

In a letter to the editor, Tom Charles ’70 argues that College President Sian Leah Beilock does not have the “reputational standing” to address critical issues in her Commencement address.

Fifty years have passed since Dartmouth granted degrees to a four-year class that was all-male. In this issue, we look at ...

These past few weeks, the dreaded and ever-persistent “iPhone Storage Full” notification became a reminder that it was time ...

With just 1,200 people in your class, dating within your grade is like shopping at a boutique where half the inventory is on ...