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

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

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. 

Postcards to Mirror: Reflections from winter in Barcelona

Reflections from Dartmouth students who participated in the 26W LSA+ in Barcelona, Spain 

Nolan’s Odyssey is easier to admire than to love

Academy Award-winning director Christopher Nolan builds a gorgeous epic but strips Odysseus of his wit and Penelope of her cunning. The result is often hollow. Still, he succeeds in doing what every ambitious adaptation should: keeping Homer alive.

At Lake Morey, Natasha Bedingfield brings the 2000s back

Singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield performed as part of the free, outdoor Lake Morey Summer Concert Series.

Activist group sues New Hampshire to block ban on use of student IDs to obtain ballot

The lawsuit challenges H.B. 323, which went into effect on June 2.

Vt. chooses primary candidates focused on affordability and healthcare access ahead of midterms

On Aug. 11, Vermont voters cast 111,445 ballots.

New Guarini dean on AI, federal scrutiny of higher education and returning to her alma mater

The Dartmouth sat down with Carrie Colla ’01, who will begin her tenure on Sept. 1.

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

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.”

Woodstock Community Food Shelf moved to larger location down the street

The new location, which is just down the street from its previous venue, offers expanded space to better serve community members while keeping services easily accessible.

Matthew Johnston ’27 wins gold at World Rowing Under 23 Championships

The rower was part of the British team that won gold in the Men’s Eight at the 2026 World Rowing Under 23 Championships in Duisburg, Germany.

British student denied reentry to U.S. after Montreal trip, reason unclear

Taha Tariq '28, a British citizen, and three other students in his car were stopped at the U.S.-Canada border for "several hours" on Aug. 2, according to an email to the Class of 2028 from senior vice president Jennifer Rosales.

Social media influencer Sydney Towle ’22 dies after battle with cancer

Towle, who documented her three-year battle with cancer on TikTok, urged her followers to “treat people with kindness and empathy.” 

Dartmouth Health proposes expansion of Concord facility

The 36,000 square-foot addition is intended to address Southern New Hampshire’s “growing healthcare needs,” according to an email statement from Dartmouth Health.

College launches Tribal Sovereignty Institute

The Institute, which will house two existing partner programs, aims to create further opportunities for collaboration with Native American tribal nations across the country.

Battle of the Bagels: The best on Main Street

One writer evaluates the bagels of The Works, Lou’s and Dirt Cowboy.

Alahyari: Dartmouth Only Hires Experts in their Field

Langan: Guy is in a band

Pressman: Sophomore Summer