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‘No planned changes’ to Dartmouth international student work program despite SEVP warning

By Alex Klee | August 21, 2026

The College is “seeking clarification” on the Student and Exchange Visitor Program’s Aug. 12 memorandum to all SEVP schools about curricular practical ...

Federal antitrust lawsuit against Dartmouth and 31 other universities over early decision practices to proceed, judge rules

By Sahil Gandhi | August 21, 2026

The court denied two motions to dismiss the colleges and universities as defendants but granted a motion to dismiss the Common Application and Scoir, Inc.

Activist groups and town officials report increased ICE presence in Upper Valley

By Max Hubbard | August 21, 2026

Granite State Organizing Project, a grassroots organization, reported that there were 10 ICE detentions in New Hampshire and Vermont between Aug. 7 and Aug. 10.

Under the Tuscan Soil

By Isabel Menna | August 21, 2026

A summer excavating a medieval convent in Tuscany taught me about archaeology, undergraduate research and the questions that emerge when you learn where to look.

Masters: ‘A tradition unlike any other’

By Ben Merrett | August 21, 2026

A plywood table, eleven flimsy cups of beer and a name borrowed from a golf tournament. What does our annual weekend of pong say about Dartmouth?

Kruse Reviews: ‘The End of Oak Street’ is a dinosaur thriller throwback with a lot of heart and a lot of bite

By Taylor Kruse | August 21, 2026

David Robert Mitchell lovingly resurrects the high-concept blockbusters of the 1980s while giving the formula a darker edge.

Mirror

Masters: ‘A tradition unlike any other’

By Ben Merrett | August 21, 2026

Postcards to Mirror: Reflections from winter in Barcelona

By Amanda Adams | August 14, 2026

Battle of the Bagels: The best on Main Street

By Gabrielle Walker | August 7, 2026

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Class of 2026 rewind: Four years of student activism, new College leadership and institutional change

By Olivia Sapper | June 14, 2026

‘I wanted to love it as much as any man had ever loved it’: Live from ’76, the first coeducational class

By Brendilou Armstrong | June 14, 2026

Live from 1918: Looking back at Dartmouth’s first female professors

By Madeline Kahn Ehrlich | June 14, 2026

Live from Parkhurst: College President Sian Leah Beilock on the future of women at Dartmouth, Greek life and Leon Black ’73

By Vidushi Sharma | June 14, 2026

Live from Your Favorite ‘Srat’: A look into the difference between local and national sorority life at Dartmouth

By Noor Swanson | June 14, 2026

Live from ‘On Table’: Inside the first years of women and pong

By Haley Rodriguez | June 14, 2026

Live from Senior Send-Off: The ‘wonderful’ tradition of springtime bequests

By Isabela Pierry | June 14, 2026

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After 10-year suspension, Dartmouth re-recognizes Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity

By Mira Wissman | August 14, 2026

SAE, which informally recruited new member classes throughout its suspension, will be able to recruit a new class through the formal rush process this fall.

Dartmouth students begin receiving payments from 2022 financial aid class action settlement

By Joy Utech | August 14, 2026

In Henry et. al. v. Brown University, et. al., former financial aid recipients accused Dartmouth and 16 other universities of colluding to systematically lower awarded financial aid.

Judge to rule on lawsuit against N.H.’s anti-loitering law

By Eliza Dorton | August 14, 2026

U.S. District Court Judge Paul Barbadoro, who heard the case Aug. 3, has yet to determine whether the plaintiff, who was unhoused when the lawsuit was filed but now has housing, has standing. ACLU legal director Gilles Bissonette, who represents the plaintiff, said in an interview that the law “allows police to arbitrarily deprive people of their liberty.”

Sports

Women’s lacrosse assistant coach wins gold medal as Team USA goalkeeper at World Lacrosse Women’s Championship

By Tierney Flavin | August 21, 2026

Shea Dolce was announced as an assistant coach for the Big Green just one month before being named Player of the Match in the gold medal game in Tokyo.

Dartmouth’s ‘strangely athletic culture’: The Fifty and community

By Madison Savoy and Abby Byrne | August 21, 2026

Dartmouth students often participate in various extreme sports and physical challenges, from student-run Half-Marathon Monday to a 54-mile hike on the Appalachian Trail.