Former N.H. Gov. Chris Sununu praises and criticizes Trump administration

On April 17, Sununu shared his views on the Trump administration’s actions, including federal funding freezes, tariffs and education policy on New Hampshire legislation at a Rockefeller Center event.

Hot Takes: Sports predictions for this week

 From a ticket to the Ivy League Tournament to top five finishes on the water, the Sports Section delivers their bold predictions for the week’s sporting action

A mathematician at Storm King

You should make the trip to upstate New York, too. 

‘Rantau’ translates identity between poetry and pottery

Comparative literature master’s alums Lethokuhle Msimang and Veronika Yadukha’s exhibition contemplates colonial legacies and New England migrant experiences.

DSG approves $15,000 ‘emergency fund’ for students

Some senators have proposed to use this fund for immigration-related expenses. 

What We’re Reading: Editors at The D give you their recs

This week, executives and opinion editors are reading everything from Tolstoy to David Foster Wallace. 

Dartmouth Bikes: Pedal and Purpose

Dartmouth Bikes is a student run organization helping students facilitate access to bikes and bike repair tools. Divik Verma '26 sat down with The Dartmouth to talk more about the organization.

Q&A with incoming Dartmouth student stuck in Gaza, Omar Rashid ’29

“Each time before I go to sleep, I type ‘Dartmouth’ on Google and browse,” Rashid said.

Dartmouth admin recommend international students carry proof of immigration status around campus

The Office of Visa and Immigration Services held an information session in light of the Trump administration’s decision to revoke numerous international student visas.

Dartmouth medical community sees early impacts of Trump funding freezes

Some research programs have seen no change to their funding, while others have been “terminated.”

Former members of Congress Annie Kuster ’78 and Alex Mooney ’93 express concerns over Congress’ power

The event was part of the Rockefeller Center’s 100 Days Series, in which speakers discuss the ramifications of the first 100 days of Trump’s administration. 

Trail Break to open new location in Quechee in May

The Mexican restaurant will open its new physical location in Quechee next month for its first full season, over a year after closing their previous location in White River Junction. 

After tough week, Dartmouth baseball rebounds with victory over Siena College

The Big Green edged out Siena College to bounce back from a series of losses against Boston College and Brown University

Q&A with Abbey Savin ’24, member of inaugural semi-professional women’s rugby league

College presents final offer to SWCD at today’s negotiation

The contract includes wage and stipend increases. 

‘I’m terrified to say anything’: International students express fear, anxiety about student immigration status revocations

International students don’t feel fully supported by the College and are changing their travel plans, while Spare Rib magazine has fully taken down their website.

Harvard Medical School professor urges compassion in healthcare

On April 15, the Nathan Smith Society hosted BHCHP founder Jim O’Connell for a discussion on recent medical policy changes on diversity programs and the importance of compassion in healthcare. 

Student leaders are torn on College’s institutional restraint policy

While some students said the policy encourages free speech, others believe that “inaction” can “create fear.”