News

2026 Clery Report tallies five hazing instances in 2025

By Alex Fagell and Brennan Kelly | October 5, 2026

On Oct. 1, Safety and Security released its annual security and fire safety report, which contains College crime statistics from 2023 to 2025.

Protests, policy shifts and power grids: Controversy over New Hampshire data centers intensifies

By Kay Alvito | October 2, 2026

Residents of Bow, N.H., rallied against a rumored data center in the town on Sept. 22 in the latest battleground of a statewide debate on AI infrastructure.

‘Long lines’ and ‘short-staffed’: Hanover hosts Family Weekend

By Clara Thorsen and Lily Chadwick | October 2, 2026

While some local businesses reported ‘great’ turnouts, others found Family Weekend to be a ‘dud.’

Dartmouth football battles to defeat UPenn 14-10 during Homecoming matchup

By Jack Zipper and Grant Lang | October 5, 2026

A crucial touchdown drive and a big fourth down stop helped Dartmouth open Ivy League play with a win.

From the arrival of the tomato to the rise of the tobacco industry, Dartmouth professor Danielle Callegari discusses how food shaped Italian identity

By Eloisa Bloom | October 5, 2026

Callegari’s new book, “A Bite-Sized History of Italy,” explores the history and cultural significance of Italian food.

Kruse Reviews: ‘Primetime’ investigates the dark absurdity of America’s fascination with ‘To Catch a Predator’

By Taylor Kruse | October 5, 2026

Robert Pattinson’s gonzo turn as Chris Hansen complements the film’s sordid, hilarious descent into madness.

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Freak of the Week: Homecumming

By Eli Moyse | October 2, 2026

The Places They’ve Gone: A History of Study Abroads

By Sarah Peng | September 30, 2026

‘You can just walk in’: Spotlight on the ‘makerspace’

By Saanvi Goyal | September 30, 2026

Where R U? Location-sharing culture at Dartmouth

By Ria Parikh | September 30, 2026

Editor’s Note

By Leila Brady | September 30, 2026

‘I get to talk with interesting people from around the world’: A look into the little white booth on the Green

By Mary Frances Ruskell | September 23, 2026

Freak of the Week: Homie Hopper

By Eli Moyse and Leila Brady | September 23, 2026

Editor’s Note

By Vivian Wang | September 23, 2026

The Method

By Madeline Kahn Ehrlich | September 16, 2026

Dartmouth Students: Look Closer

By Aynura Erejepbaeva | September 16, 2026

Editor’s Note

By Aditi Gupta , Vivian Wang and Leila Brady | September 16, 2026

Editors’ Note: Dear Old Dartmouth

By Kay Alvito , Isabela Pierry , Jared Gonzalez Arce and Ryan Alahyari | September 4, 2026

Trending

Moyse: Fire Provost Santiago Schnell

By Eli Moyse | September 22, 2026

Reporting has provided ample evidence of Provost Schnell’s inexcusable actions, which are symptomatic of broader problems with the administration’s fetishization of AI.

Beilock announces committee-led review of Provost Santiago Schnell’s AI use

By Max Hubbard and Vidushi Sharma | September 25, 2026

The announcement follows an investigation by The Dartmouth which found that Schnell’s works published in 2026 have a median “AI-written” text percentage of 96%.

Schnell: What I’ve Learned About AI and Academic Integrity

By Santiago Schnell | September 25, 2026

Reflecting on my own use of artificial intelligence has reinforced for me the importance of Dartmouth engaging openly and thoughtfully on how to use AI for research, teaching and writing.

Sports

Dartmouth football battles to defeat UPenn 14-10 during Homecoming matchup

By Jack Zipper and Grant Lang | October 5, 2026

A crucial touchdown drive and a big fourth down stop helped Dartmouth open Ivy League play with a win.

Dartmouth field hockey earns first Ivy League win since 2023

By Emma Guggenheimer and Gwendolyn Neale | October 2, 2026

Under head coach Jason Klinkradt, the field hockey team beat the University of Pennsylvania 4-0 to break a 10-year losing streak.

Women’s soccer opens Ivy League play with 4-0 win over Penn

By Frances Kantrow | September 28, 2026

The Big Green swept the University of Pennsylvania on Saturday afternoon, securing their third-straight multi-goal victory and fifth-straight shutout.

Arts

From the arrival of the tomato to the rise of the tobacco industry, Dartmouth professor Danielle Callegari discusses how food shaped Italian identity

By Eloisa Bloom | October 5, 2026

Callegari’s new book, “A Bite-Sized History of Italy,” explores the history and cultural significance of Italian food.

Kruse Reviews: ‘Primetime’ investigates the dark absurdity of America’s fascination with ‘To Catch a Predator’

By Taylor Kruse | October 5, 2026

Robert Pattinson’s gonzo turn as Chris Hansen complements the film’s sordid, hilarious descent into madness.

Nebula-nominated cartoonist Kit Anderson returns to Center for Cartoon Studies

By Amanda Adams | October 2, 2026

After taking up cartooning and comics editing during the pandemic, Anderson has since published several short comics, a short story collection and a graphic novel.

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