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On Sept. 19, Dartmouth Student Government decided in a closed session that new senators will each be elected by their entire class, rather than through the house system. Starting with first-year elections for the Class of 2030 this fall, eight senators will be elected for their entire grade. The Senate approved the change with seven in favor and two against.
This year’s Fallapalooza, held on Sept. 18, was headlined by singer-songwriter Ashe, with alternative rock band Friday Pilots Club and student band Dublin as openers. The outdoor concert is hosted annually by the Programming Board.
Telluride feature “Fatherland” is a frosty yet brilliant meditation on aesthetics and ideology in postwar Europe. Originally debuted at the Telluride Film Festival in May, the eighth feature film by filmmaker Paweł Pawlikowski was screened at Spaulding Auditorium on Sept. 20 for Telluride at Dartmouth, an annual festival hosted by the Hopkins Center for the Arts presenting select advance screenings of Telluride films. Pawlikowski co-wrote the screenplay with filmmaker and visiting professor Henk Handloegten, who spoke at the Top of the Hop during a post-screening Q&A session.
I know that some in the community are concerned after reading recent news stories about my use of artificial intelligence, including the article that appeared this week in The Dartmouth. I understand that my use of AI in writing is raising important questions about the standards of scholarly and professional work. In retrospect, I now realize I should always explicitly disclose use of AI in my public writing and be attentive to the expectations of AI use set by publications. I am sorry that this was not my standard practice and, moving forward, it will be. As a scholar, I have great reverence for the power of words and crafting a compelling argument. And as provost, I strive to lead with integrity and believe I must adhere to the highest standard.
The Magnuson Center for Entrepreneurship will absorb Dartmouth’s Technology Transfer Office, which supports the licensing and patenting of faculty-produced technologies and research, in a $60 million expansion, College President Sian Leah Beilock announced at the 13th annual Dartmouth Entrepreneurs Forum on Sept. 11. Though the combined center will share the Magnuson Center name, the new center will be restructured to continue supporting both existing Magnuson offerings and TTO functions.
Provost Santiago Schnell represented Dartmouth at a Sept. 8 discussion at Vanderbilt University on campus antisemitism and free expression, where Rep. Josh Gottheimer, D-N.J., and Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., announced a new bipartisan congressional caucus focused on combating antisemitism at colleges and universities.
Re: Op-eds, academic articles by Provost Santiago Schnell flagged as ‘AI-written’ by ‘near-zero error’ AI detector Pangram
Dear Freak of the Week,
For an overachieving, yet shy, kid, there are few things scarier than 1) being bad at something and 2) having to do said something in front of other people. So, given that I was one of those aforementioned kids, it’s probably not surprising that I never really got into acting.
For most of my freshman year, when there wasn’t snow on the benches, I spent long, sometimes frigid hours sitting around the Green. Some of my time was spent reading or working, but most of it was spent people-watching and wondering about the little white booth across from Dartmouth Hall. Somehow, I never had the idea to visit the booth to just ask. I only learned that it was an information booth when someone mentioned it at a Mirror meeting.
Over a year after artificial intelligence therapy chatbot Therabot’s first clinical trial on March 27, 2025, The Dartmouth sat down with biomedical data science, psychiatry and computer science professor Nicholas Jacobson, who developed Therabot alongside Geisel School of Medicine psychiatry professor Michael Heinz. Jacobson is also the technical lead at student wellness platform Evergreen.
At a Sept. 17 event hosted by the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy, former U.S. Department of Justice special counsel Jack Smith said the DOJ has experienced a “tremendous loss of credibility” during the second Trump administration. Smith was appointed by then-attorney general Merrick Garland in November 2022 to investigate Donald Trump for allegedly interfering in the transfer of power following the 2020 presidential election.
In 2023, the Democratic National Committee approved a plan to move the party’s first presidential primary to South Carolina, replacing New Hampshire’s coveted first-in-the-nation spot, which it has held since 1920.
On Sept. 16, the New Hampshire Executive Council and Gov. Kelly Ayotte hosted their biweekly meeting in Hanover for the first time since 2014. The meeting provided an opportunity for the Dartmouth community to engage with local government officials and witness policy in action.
The Dartmouth’s and Semafor’s reporting has exposed that College Provost Santiago Schnell has an AI dependency. It’s time for him to step down.
Now in its third year, the Hood Museum of Art’s Student Art Lending program lent 84 works of art for the 2026-27 academic year.
An investigation by The Dartmouth of academic articles and opinion pieces published by Provost Santiago Schnell in 2026 found a median “AI-written” text percentage of 96% using artificial intelligence detector Pangram.
The Big Green football team faced a tall task this past week: Start classes along with the rest of campus, and prepare to face the No. 7 ranked Lehigh University Mountain Hawks on the road.
Jane Schoenbrun’s “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” is an infinitely tangled and deeply meta film that manages to strike a subversive and nuanced tone. The satirical slasher-romance follows Kris (Hannah Einbinder), a self-described queer and indie filmmaker hired to reboot the tired “Camp Miasma” franchise. Kris tracks down the actress who played the “final girl” in the first movie, the reclusive Billy Presley (Gillian Anderson), who lives in the abandoned sleepaway camp on which the initial cult classic was set. What follows is a romantic, bloody romp that defies expectation at every turn.