Where R U? Location-sharing culture at Dartmouth

One writer investigates the culture of using location-sharing apps, such as Find My and Life360, at Dartmouth.

Editor’s Note

‘American democracy at its best’: Former solicitor general Neal Katyal ’91 in dialogue with ‘The Diplomat’ creator Deborah Cahn

Katyal, who worked under the Obama administration, discussed the current American judicial system and politics in the media with Cahn.

Grading policies committee launches student survey to help draft new grading policies

The Ad Hoc Committee on Grading Practices and Assessment sent the survey to students to solicit feedback about ways to strengthen the College’s grading policies in “evolving technological contexts” on Sept. 22.

‘A slap in the face’: DALA’s board opposes recognition of Beilock for SAT reinstatement

In an open letter to the Classes of 1964 and 2014, the Dartmouth Association of Latino/a/x/e and Caribbean Alumni’s board expressed concerns about standardized testing that were mirrored by leaders of other alumni associations.

DSG discusses Schnell’s use of AI, does not issue statement

The Senate also heard updates on vending machine policies and a sustainable laundry detergent pilot program, as well as a proposal for a “First-Year Guide” for incoming students.

College reaches $750,000 settlement following data breach affecting 96,000 members of the Dartmouth community

Affected individuals may be eligible for a cash payment of $75 or, if they choose to go through an additional review process, up to $5,000 for losses related to the breach.

‘The Debut’ is the vessel Julianne Moore has been waiting for

Moore gives a technically strong and thematically layered performance in Jesse Eisenberg’s wacky new film about community theatre. 

‘Twenty Years of the Met in Cinemas’ brings opera to life

Hosted by Renée Fleming, the anniversary film brings together performances from two decades of the Metropolitan Opera’s Live in HD series.

How college shapes friendships: Q&A with sociologist Janice McCabe

McCabe, a professor in Dartmouth’s sociology department, discusses the role of campus life in shaping students’ social networks and the factors that influence which friendships endure and which fizzle out.

Women’s soccer opens Ivy League play with 4-0 win over Penn

The Big Green swept the University of Pennsylvania on Saturday afternoon, securing their third-straight multi-goal victory and fifth-straight shutout. 

At the Manning Passing Academy, quarterback Grayson Saunier ’27 coached the next generation of football talent

Saunier spent four days mentoring high school and middle school quarterbacks at the Manning Passing Academy, representing Dartmouth amongst some of the nation’s most electrifying signal callers. 

‘This is all I ever wanted’: Meet Dartmouth field hockey’s Class of 2030

The Dartmouth sat down with the five new members of Dartmouth’s field hockey team to speak about their field hockey backgrounds, transitions to Dartmouth and love of the sport. 

Beilock announces committee-led review of Provost Santiago Schnell’s AI use

The announcement follows an investigation by The Dartmouth which found that Schnell’s works published in 2026 have a median “AI-written” text percentage of 96%.

Kosher dining station receives Orthodox Union kosher certification, expanding dining access for Orthodox students

The change brings full-time kosher supervision to The Pavilion at the Class of 1953 Commons after over a decade of student and religious leader advocacy.

DSG abandons elections by house communities

In subsequent elections, students will elect eight senators to represent their entire grade, rather than one senator per residential house.

SVPP expands required curriculum to juniors

The curriculum, which previously only offered training through sophomore year, will expand to seniors based on the results of this year’s junior curriculum.