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Doing just brine: Hanover unaffected by regional road salt shortage

By Sahil Gandhi and Jeremiah Rayban | February 19, 2026

A switch to a brine-based solution that requires 82% less salt has cushioned Hanover from road salt shortages affecting New Hampshire and Vermont.

News

Democratic congressional candidate Christian Urrutia calls for government accountability, Medicare for All and sweeping housing reform

By Isabel Menna | February 19, 2026

Urrutia said restoring trust in government, addressing issues of affordability and reining in executive power would be central to his approach in Congress.

Opinion

Moyse: Epstein, Dartmouth and Banal Immorality

By Eli Moyse | February 19, 2026

Opinion

Rempe-Hiam: Trump Will Rig The Midterms

By Oscar Rempe-Hiam | February 19, 2026

Mirror

Reflection: Baking with the Borrowed

By Mary Ruskell | February 18, 2026

Mirror

A General Story: General Stores in the Upper Valley

By Emma Lefferts | February 18, 2026

One writer leaves campus to focus on general stores, a small-town New England staple.

Murphy's on the Green, located on Main Street, is undertaking an estimated $40,000 to $50,000 in renovations that closed it down during First Year Family Weekend. The restaurant's management says it will reopen on Friday.

Mirror

Reported Reflection: Scenes Beyond Greek Spaces

By Hannah Lapides | February 18, 2026

One writer maps the transition of upperclassmen out of Greek spaces.

Mirror

Freak of the Week: Not That Complicated

By Eli Moyse and Leila Brady | February 18, 2026

Dartmouth’s premiere relationship advice column.

Mirror

Editor’s Note

By Leila Brady | February 18, 2026

News

Roan Wade ’25 and Geisel professor arrested at Vermont ICE surveillance facility sit-in

By Iris WeaverBell | February 17, 2026

Eleven people, including Wade and Geisel School of Medicine professor Donald Kollisch, were protesting the facility in Williston, Vt.

News

Changing course(s): A look into the College’s new course election system

By Noor Swanson | February 17, 2026

The new system will have a conditional add/drop option, give students access to detailed class information and will have a “throttle” mechanism that will prevent website crashes.

News

A look at New Hampshire’s changing demographics

By Sahil Gandhi | February 17, 2026

University of New Hampshire sociology professor and demographer Kenneth Johnson says state must address “increasing needs of an aging population”

Opinion

Chandna: Dartmouth Must Train Its Students to Thrive in An AI-Driven World

By Arush Chandna | February 17, 2026

Dartmouth must prepare the next generation of professionals for a world where AI is unavoidable.

Opinion

Alahyari: Keep Kids On Crayons And Off AI

By Ryan Alahyari | February 17, 2026

Tech companies want to sell AI as a reassuring tool. In reality, it’ll only serve to erode your creativity.

Sports

Dartmouth men’s basketball collapses in second half to fall to Brown 79-76

By Jack Zipper | February 16, 2026

Turnovers and an inability to get stops gave the Big Green its third straight loss.

News

Sydney Towle ’22 urges kindness for invisible struggles through social media platform

By Isabela Pierry and Madeline Kahn Ehrlich | February 16, 2026

The Dartmouth sat down with Towle to discuss her journey after Dartmouth and the changes she hopes to inspire with her platform.

Arts

Review: ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ embodies belief through movement

By Dillon Cain | February 16, 2026

Grounded in Shaker history, “The Testament of Ann Lee” blends historical drama and musical movement into a rigorous portrait of belief and communal life.

Arts

Review: ‘Train Dreams’ is a visually stunning, poignant meditation on the costs of industrialization

By Isabella Konecky | February 16, 2026

Against the backdrop of the Pacific Northwest, the film chronicles the life of an American railroad laborer in the early 20th century as he reflects on his role in a changing world.

Sports

Delby Lemieux ’26 impresses at the 2026 Senior Bowl, a key step to NFL draft

By Kyle Greason | February 16, 2026

Despite being the first Dartmouth player selected to compete in the Senior Bowl in over four decades, Delby Lemieux ‘26, the accomplished offensive lineman rose to the occasion and is feeling hopeful heading into the NFL Draft.

Cartoons

Alsheikh: Polar Plunge Halftime Show

By Ramsey Alsheikh | February 13, 2026

Doing just brine: Hanover unaffected by regional road salt shortage

Democratic congressional candidate Christian Urrutia calls for government accountability, Medicare for All and sweeping housing reform

Moyse: Epstein, Dartmouth and Banal Immorality

Rempe-Hiam: Trump Will Rig The Midterms

Reflection: Baking with the Borrowed

A General Story: General Stores in the Upper Valley

Reported Reflection: Scenes Beyond Greek Spaces

Freak of the Week: Not That Complicated

Editor’s Note

Roan Wade ’25 and Geisel professor arrested at Vermont ICE surveillance facility sit-in

Changing course(s): A look into the College’s new course election system

A look at New Hampshire’s changing demographics

Chandna: Dartmouth Must Train Its Students to Thrive in An AI-Driven World

Alahyari: Keep Kids On Crayons And Off AI

Dartmouth men’s basketball collapses in second half to fall to Brown 79-76

Sydney Towle ’22 urges kindness for invisible struggles through social media platform

Review: ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ embodies belief through movement

Review: ‘Train Dreams’ is a visually stunning, poignant meditation on the costs of industrialization

Delby Lemieux ’26 impresses at the 2026 Senior Bowl, a key step to NFL draft

Alsheikh: Polar Plunge Halftime Show

Professor unintentionally released student information to campus in ‘test’ of Claude’s grading capabilities

Former employee sues Dartmouth Health for wrongful termination and retaliation

Canvas site down after Instructure breach

Dartmouth to award seven honorary degrees at commencement ceremony

Political commentators Mehdi Hasan and Michael Knowles debate constitutionality of Trump administration actions at DPU event