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News

College announces 21-unit employee housing complex in West Lebanon

By Jared Arce | March 10, 2026

Twelve units are currently finished and in-use and the project is expected to be fully completed by the summer. 

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News

Gov. Kelly Ayotte advocates for expanded nuclear energy generation in New Hampshire

By Sahil Gandhi | March 10, 2026

Ayotte said she aimed to put New Hampshire at the “forefront” of nuclear energy technology in her State of the State address. 

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Opinion

Alsheikh: Kalaniyot, the Highest Stage of Institutional Restraint

By Ramsey Alsheikh | March 10, 2026

Not only is “dialogue” a means of maintaining the status quo, but it is also a way to push it in a particular political direction.

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Opinion

Adkins: Support Student Journalism

By David Adkins | March 10, 2026

In a moment when media is increasingly fragmented, personalized and distrusted, college newspapers remain one of the few institutions capable of building a shared reality. 

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Opinion

Killilea: Anthropic is Too Close to War Crimes

By Connor Killilea | March 10, 2026

Last year, Dartmouth signed an agreement with Anthropic. This year, Anthropic may have been used to bomb a school.

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Opinion

Toal: Restraint is No Excuse for Silence

By Jack Toal | March 10, 2026

Dartmouth's institutional restraint policy needs work. 

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News

Dartmouth Libraries faces more than $1 million in budget cuts over next two fiscal years

By Isabela Pierry | March 9, 2026

The library is no longer recruiting for six previously vacant roles due to the cuts. 

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Arts

Kruse Reviews: ‘The Bride!’ is a wildly ambitious, yet poorly executed and utterly baffling feminist remix of the Frankenstein story

By Taylor Kruse | March 9, 2026

Despite its lofty goals, a disjointed story structure and grating sensibility make the film more irritating than insightful.

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Arts

Creative writing students embrace new Literary Arts Bridge

By Dillon Cain and Eloisa Bloom | March 9, 2026

Since its official November opening, the space has hosted talks with authors and publishing industry professionals. 

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Arts

Dartmouth College Wind Ensemble and Concord-Carlisle High School Frontiers Ensemble premiere original works at the Hopkins Center for the Arts

By Victoria Tirado | March 9, 2026

As part of the Hop’s Mexican Repertoire Initiative, two winners of the Arturo Márquez Composition Competition composed works performed by the ensembles on Feb. 13.

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News

Rep. Ro Khanna criticizes the U.S.’ ‘illegal, unconstitutional’ military operations in Iran

By Max Cabianca | March 6, 2026

Khanna also discussed artificial intelligence policy and his efforts to release the Epstein files.

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News

Five professors discuss U.S. strikes on Iran

By Max Hubbard | March 6, 2026

The Dartmouth sat down with five professors to discuss the recent United States strikes in Iran that resulted in the death of the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

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News

Members of the Class of 2025 have pursued various career paths since graduating, Dartmouth Center for Career Design data shows

By Eliza Dorton | March 6, 2026

Data indicates that 71.7% of members of the Class of 2025 have accepted full-time job offers, while 21.9% of graduates are continuing their education. 

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Opinion

Alahyari: Iran’s Story is Not Michael Rubin’s to Tell

By Ryan Alahyari | March 6, 2026

The lasting neoconservative obsession with converting Iran into an authoritarian vassal state could be detrimental for both the U.S. and Iran if acted upon.

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Opinion

Ribble: Evergreen.AI Is Not Good For Dartmouth

By Trace Ribble | March 6, 2026

Evergreen.AI is not a good investment for mental health on campus.

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Arts

Eleven Dartmouth students and recent graduates volunteered at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival

By Kaley Beth Roberts | March 6, 2026

The volunteers received personal and professional growth opportunities at the festival’s last year in Park City.

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Arts

Review: Glen Powell eats the rich in ‘How to Make a Killing’

By Isabella Konecky | March 6, 2026

How to Make a Killing is largely successful, though it struggles to find a satirical balance.

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