Dartmouth backing Harvard in lawsuit against Trump administration

Dartmouth backing Harvard in lawsuit against Trump administration

The amicus brief will demonstrate that “the elimination of funding at Harvard negatively impacts the entire ecosystem” of higher education. 

Second student suspended for alleged participation in sit-in, denies involvement

Jordan Narrol ’25, who said she was not present at the May 28 sit-in in Parkhurst Hall, has been barred from campus and will not be able to graduate this month.

The Best Cider in Hanover

One writer discovers the fragrant aromatics of draft cider in our very own Hanover.

Mirror Asks: One Last Hurrah

Happy Week 10, Dartmouth! Read this edition of Mirror Asks to hear the final remarks of our writers this spring.

Freak of the Week: Friendcest

Dartmouth’s premier relationship advice column.

Editor’s Note

Six students begin hunger strike in pro-Palestinian protest

At a rally at noon today, the protesters called for Dartmouth’s Board of Trustees to approve a divestment proposal. 

SWCD ends strike, enters mediation with College

The union made the announcement two weeks after the beginning of the strike.

Student activist Roan Wade ’25 suspended

In an interview with The Dartmouth, Wade said that they are unsure if they will be able to graduate.

In email to top admin, House professors say the College mischaracterized pro-Palestinian protesters

In an email sent to senior administrators, the six house professors said that the protesters were not violent or threatening.

DSG plans upcoming efforts to improve bylaws

At its last weekly meeting of the spring term, senators discussed plans to improve DSG bylaws over the summer.

Deep dive into Dartmouth committee’s rejection of divestment proposal

The Dartmouth Divest for Palestine proposal, which calls for the College to divest from six weapons manufacturers, is the first divestment proposal that the Advisory Committee on Investor Responsibility has reviewed under its new 2013 guidelines.

Sylvie Benson ’25 sings for the trees

Benson has brought a unique blend of indie rock, folk and Celtic vocals to her bands and performances at Dartmouth.

Q&A with Dartmouth Decibelles president on new album ‘Decisions’

Eliza Goodyear discusses her time with the Decibelles and the a capella group’s latest album release.

Proposed tax hike on endowment returns could cost Dartmouth $89 million annually

If signed into law, the tax would affect funding for financial aid, research and infrastructure projects, according to the College.

N.H. Gov. signs bills threatening Hanover’s sanctuary city status

The two bills require law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration detainers and limits New Hampshire municipalities’ sanctuary city status.

Dartmouth student sentenced to nine months in jail after speeding down wrong side of highway while intoxicated

Aneesh Sharma ’26 pleaded guilty to three misdemeanors after a felony charge was dismissed.