Beilock profiled in New York Times best-selling ‘study of collaboration in the Trump era’

In “Profiles in Cowardice,” author Jacob Weisberg argues that Beilock is “substituting a behavioral toolkit for a moral compass.”

2026 Clery Report tallies five hazing instances in 2025

On Oct. 1, Safety and Security released its annual security and fire safety report, which contains College crime statistics from 2023 to 2025.

Dartmouth football battles to defeat UPenn 14-10 during Homecoming matchup

A crucial touchdown drive and a big fourth down stop helped Dartmouth open Ivy League play with a win.

From the arrival of the tomato to the rise of the tobacco industry, Dartmouth professor Danielle Callegari discusses how food shaped Italian identity

Callegari’s new book, “A Bite-Sized History of Italy,” explores the history and cultural significance of Italian food.

Kruse Reviews: ‘Primetime’ investigates the dark absurdity of America’s fascination with ‘To Catch a Predator’

Robert Pattinson’s gonzo turn as Chris Hansen complements the film’s sordid, hilarious descent into madness.

Langan: Guy throws some ideas out there just to see what sticks

‘Long lines’ and ‘short-staffed’: Hanover hosts Family Weekend

While some local businesses reported ‘great’ turnouts, others found Family Weekend to be a ‘dud.’

Magna-ificent! Rauner Library acquires Magna Carta manuscript

The Dartmouth sat down with special collections head Jay Satterfield to discuss the library’s Sept. 19 acquisition of a palm-sized Magna Carta manuscript and the acquisitions process at the Rauner Special Collections Library.

Freak of the Week: Homecumming

Dartmouth’s Premiere Relationship Advice Column.

Pressman: Hanover in the Fall

Nebula-nominated cartoonist Kit Anderson returns to Center for Cartoon Studies

After taking up cartooning and comics editing during the pandemic, Anderson has since published several short comics, a short story collection and a graphic novel.

Review: ‘Data Empire’ is a rich, human-centric portrait of data as a political weapon

Film and media studies professor Roopika Risam’s latest book, which was featured on former President Barack Obama’s 2026 summer reading list, tracks the connection between data and power over 11,000 years.

Dartmouth field hockey earns first Ivy League win since 2023

Under head coach Jason Klinkradt, the field hockey team beat the University of Pennsylvania 4-0 to break a 10-year losing streak. 

‘The purpose of a liberal education is to dare to think your own thoughts’: The Dartmouth’s investigation into provost’s AI use prompts campus-wide conversation

A petition from Dartmouth’s AAUP chapter calling for Provost Santiago Schnell’s termination has garnered over 220 signatures from faculty, staff, students, alumni and members of the Dartmouth community.

Dean of faculty authorizes professors to use AI detector Pangram to review student work

Interim dean of faculty John Carey sent new “guidelines on use of AI detection in teaching” to all faculty in a Sept. 29 email obtained and reviewed by The Dartmouth.

Vermont attorney general charges 12, including four Dartmouth students, with trespassing at Williston ICE facility

The students and eight other defendants pleaded not guilty to unlawful trespass charges after a July 24 sit-in at an ICE surveillance facility in Williston, Vt.