News

Dartmouth Dialogues celebrates its two-year anniversary

By Kay Alvito and Iris WeaverBell | January 13, 2026

Community members said the initiative was “changing campus culture,” although some students were unaware of its impact.

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News

Five professors discuss implications of U.S. intervention in Venezuela

By Jackson Hyde | January 13, 2026

The Dartmouth sat down with five professors to discuss the recent United States operation in Caracas that resulted in the capturing of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro.

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News

DSG discusses expanding free shuttle service to West Lebanon

By Kailyn Holty | January 13, 2026

At the first weekly DSG meeting of the winter term, senators also discussed an upcoming American Civil Liberties Union seminar regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement and an emergency preparedness training for students.

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Opinion

Montalbano: Rocky Needs an Upgrade

By Luke Montalbano | January 13, 2026

Dartmouth’s Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy needs expansion.

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Opinion

Menna: The Courage to Resist

By Caroline Menna | January 13, 2026

In the final installment of “Democracy Also Dies in Daylight,” Caroline Menna ’29 argues that democratic recovery depends on citizens and institutions confronting corruption and rebuilding democratic norms.

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Opinion

Moyse: Bugonia, Inevitability and our Cultural Malaise

By Eli Moyse | January 13, 2026

Humans are told to believe in the inevitability of the modern world’s problems. Art must imagine beyond them.

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Arts

‘Revolution Reconsidered’ at the Hood explores how symbols of the American Revolution shape our national identity

By Olivia Sapper | January 12, 2026

On view through Aug. 8, the exhibition assembles nearly 50 objects from the museum’s permanent collection to tell a visual story of America’s founding.

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News

Kate Ginger ’27 remembered for her creativity and authenticity

By Iris WeaverBell | January 12, 2026

Friends and family recalled her talent for dancing, love of writing and compassion for others. 

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Arts

Kruse Reviews: ‘Marty Supreme’ is an electrifying masterpiece about the cost of ambition

By Taylor Kruse | January 12, 2026

Featuring a complex protagonist and acting alongside an exhilarating plot and cinematography, Josh Safdie’s first solo film hits the cinematic jackpot.

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Sports

Behind every Big Green victory: The 31-person support system for Dartmouth athletics

By Sahithi Medikondla | January 12, 2026

DP2’s holistic model serves 900-plus student-athletes across eight service areas, from injury recovery to mental performance. 

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Sports

Connor Klekota named head coach of men’s soccer

By Samuel Parigela | January 12, 2026

More than a decade after captaining Bobby Clark’s Notre Dame squad to a national title, Klekota arrives in Hanover to lead the program named in his mentor’s honor. 

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Sports

Women’s hockey at 4-13-3 with 10 games left in the season

By Oriana Zhou and Isabelle Jensen | January 12, 2026

The women’s hockey team currently sits at 4-13-3 with 10 regular season games left in the season.  

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News

Hanover rejects sanctuary city status

By Max Hubbard and Olivia Sapper | January 9, 2026

Town officials revised an ordinance that violated a state law mandating compliance with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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News

Hundreds more undergraduates remain on campus this winterim

By Sahil Gandhi | January 9, 2026

The College hosted over 50 on-campus events for students throughout the break.

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News

Convicted killer of Zantop professors to receive resentencing hearing in April

By Noor Swanson | January 9, 2026

Robert Tulloch, who was underage when he murdered two Dartmouth professors in 2001, was made eligible for resentencing following a 2012 Supreme Court decision that struck down life-without-parole sentences for minors.

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Opinion

McKenna: Context Matters When Discussing Greek Life at Dartmouth

By Ian McKenna | January 9, 2026

Context and scale are essential to understanding Dartmouth’s Greek Life Community

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Opinion

Alahyari: The Case of Bari Weiss Is a Warning About Institutional Restraint

By Ryan Alahyari | January 9, 2026

Weiss entered CBS preaching a familiar message about viewpoint diversity. Now her policy has turned into a weapon against legitimate critique.

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Sports

Dartmouth men’s basketball loses 94-72 to Florida Gators

By Jack Zipper | January 9, 2026

The Big Green outscored the defending champions in the second half. 

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Sports

Dartmouth swimming and diving surges toward championship contention

By Sahithi Medikondla | January 9, 2026

The Big Green are creating a splash this season with new records making program history. 

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Sports

Women’s basketball off to a strong start in non-conference play

By Frances Kantrow | January 9, 2026

The Big Green won eight of their first ten games, their best record in their first ten games since the 1989-1990 season. 

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