Hanover to vote on zoning amendments on May 12

Two amendments on the ballot would limit the size of new housing developments and make it easier to build accessory dwelling units, while another would recall 2025 reforms that enabled multi-family development. 

Hillel and Chabad hold vigil in remembrance of fallen Israeli soldiers and terror victims

Approximately 30 people attended the event on April 21, which commemorated Israel’s national remembrance day, Yom HaZikaron. 

‘Everyone here actually wants to be here’: Dartmouth hosts Dimensions for the Class of 2030

More than 600 admitted students traveled to campus for the first week of the program, according to undergraduate admissions dean Kathryn Bezella.

Best First Date Spot in Hanover

One writer constructs a highly subjective but necessary guide to navigating a first date.

Freak of the Week: Washed

Dartmouth’s premiere relationship advice column.

Editor's Note

U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas emphasizes housing, health care and energy costs in Senate bid

The congressman also discussed affordability, immigration enforcement and the war in Iran in an interview with The Dartmouth.

Ezra Klein and Heather Gerken explore what post-Trump democracy should look like

Democrats must reimagine democratic institutions in the upcoming election cycle, the two said.

DSG discusses project proposals for syllabus database, gym membership extensions

Senators also filled senate vacancies at the third weekly Dartmouth Student Government meeting. 

Behind the hype: Professors assess new Anthropic model, implications of AI

Claude Mythos Preview carries cybersecurity risk, but efforts to limit access may lead to a “two-tiered” economy.

Kruse Reviews: ‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy’ is mean, gross and mostly forgettable

Cronin has an eye for viscera and camera tricks, but his two-hour “Mummy” reimagining never becomes scary, funny or distinctive.

Robert Frost celebration brings together Upper Valley community

Community members gathered for the event on April 15 commemorating Frost’s life and poetic legacy at Dartmouth, in New England and beyond.

‘Playing volleyball here was a nightmare’: Inside the Dartmouth women’s volleyball team’s culture

Six former and two current women’s volleyball players spoke to The Dartmouth about head coach Kevin Maureen Campbell’s alleged bullying and inattention to their physical and mental well-being.

Beta Alpha Omega fraternity will return this fall

The fraternity was suspended in July 2024 in connection with the death of Won Jang ’26.

‘Surprising’ amount of agreement between former Trump and Obama secretaries at DPU event

At an April 13 debate, former secretaries of state Michael Pompeo and John Kerry discussed the Iran war and the future of America’s allies on the world stage.

One Year of Biometrics at Dartmouth: A quick scan

Last year, Dartmouth Dining implemented hand scanners and kiosks at dining locations across campus. Students remain concerned about data privacy.

Rockefeller Center event examines ‘signs’ of national financial collapse

The Rockefeller Center for Public Policy hosted fiscal responsibility policy advisor Robert Bixby for an April 7 conversation about the federal deficit.