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Five professors discuss U.S. strikes on Iran

By Max Hubbard | March 6, 2026

The Dartmouth sat down with five professors to discuss the recent United States strikes in Iran that resulted in the death of the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

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Members of the Class of 2025 have pursued various career paths since graduating, Dartmouth Center for Career Design data shows

By Eliza Dorton | March 6, 2026

Data indicates that 71.7% of members of the Class of 2025 have accepted full-time job offers, while 21.9% of graduates are continuing their education.

Opinion

Alahyari: Iran’s Story is Not Michael Rubin’s to Tell

By Ryan Alahyari | March 6, 2026

The lasting neoconservative obsession with converting Iran into an authoritarian vassal state could be detrimental for both the U.S. and Iran if acted upon.

Opinion

Ribble: Evergreen.AI Is Not Good For Dartmouth

By Trace Ribble | March 6, 2026

Evergreen.AI is not a good investment for mental health on campus.

Arts

Eleven Dartmouth students and recent graduates volunteered at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival

By Kaley Beth Roberts | March 6, 2026

The volunteers received personal and professional growth opportunities at the festival’s last year in Park City.

Arts

Review: Glen Powell eats the rich in ‘How to Make a Killing’

By Isabella Konecky | March 6, 2026

How to Make a Killing is largely successful, though it struggles to find a satirical balance.

Sports

Q&A with Dartmouth’s Olympic hockey player Michaela Hesová

By Isabelle Jensen | March 6, 2026

Dartmouth’s own Michaela Hesová ’28 played for Team Czechia women’s hockey in the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina, Italy.

Sports

Pitching shines in baseball’s series against Louisiana State University

By Frances Kantrow | March 6, 2026

The Big Green faced the defending national champions this weekend, losing two competitive games.

News

Electricity costs, land prices limit data center construction in New Hampshire

By Eliza Dorton | March 5, 2026

State legislators share mixed opinions on whether New Hampshire should incentivize data center development.

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Aging farmers, fewer hands: Local farmers warn of a generational gap

By Jared Gonzalez Arce | March 5, 2026

As farmers age across the Upper Valley, rising land costs and limited access to resources are making it harder for young people to enter the industry.