Sports

Wildfire smoke concerns students who exercise outside

By Iris WeaverBell | July 17, 2026

Smoke from Canadian wildfires have worsened air quality in much of the Eastern United States, posing a “moderate health risk” to sensitive individuals. Dartmouth Athletics canceled some PE classes due to poor air quality.

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News

Robert Tulloch resentenced to two concurrent 45-to-life sentences for 2001 murders of Dartmouth professors

By Iris WeaverBell | July 13, 2026

Tulloch was convicted of the murders of Half and Susanne Zantop and initially sentenced to two life sentences without the possibility of parole when he was 17. 

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News

U.S. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon ’89 threatens criminal prosecution against state election officials over noncitizen voting ahead of 2026 midterms

By Iris WeaverBell | July 10, 2026

U.S. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon ’89 sent a letter to top election officials in every state, including N.H. Secretary of State David Scanlan, in which she said that election officials could be “criminally liable” for knowingly retaining noncitizens on state voter rolls.

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News

History professor Annelise Orleck elected to the Society of American Historians

By Jeremiah Rayban | July 10, 2026

Orleck spoke to The Dartmouth about her research on American labor history, her approach to historical writing and her advice for students. 

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News

Dartmouth College increases lobbying spending by 534% in fiscal year 2025

By Jared Gonzalez Arce | July 10, 2026

According to senior vice president for communications Justin Anderson, the year’s spending primarily targeted lobbying on research funding and the endowment tax.

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Opinion

Menna: A Dartmouth Case for America’s 250th Year

By Caroline Menna | July 10, 2026

The Supreme Court case that saved Dartmouth from becoming a state university offers a reminder of why the independent institutions Alexis de Tocqueville admired remain essential to American democracy. 

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Opinion

Arzoumanidis: In Defense of Student Parking

By Ana Arzoumanidis | July 10, 2026

Cars provide students with important benefits. Dartmouth should reverse its ban on sophomore vehicles.

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Arts

Too much disclosed in ‘Disclosure Day’

By Isabella Konecky | July 10, 2026

‘Disclosure Day’ has all the makings of a blockbuster Spielberg success, but is limited by its semi-coherent plots and lackluster dialogue.

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Arts

‘Minions & Monsters’ is a memorable ode to the Golden Age of Hollywood

By Elif Sude Yanik | July 10, 2026

The animated comedy pays a playful tribute to art as a means of freedom as it explores the Minions’ rise and fall in early Hollywood.

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Sports

Fifty-four miles to Hanover: An inside look at Dartmouth's beloved hiking tradition

By Abigail Byrne | July 10, 2026

On Aug. 8 and 9, 32 students will hike around 54 miles from Moosilauke Ravine Lodge to campus. The Dartmouth sat down with student director Colleen Bailey ’28 and participant Elsa Aslanian ’28 to discuss the ins and outs of the upcoming event. 

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News

Member of the Class of 2027 Harvin ‘Vinny’ Sandhu dies

By Iris WeaverBell | July 9, 2026

Sandhu died on June 25 following a “long-term illness,” according to a campus-wide email from senior vice president Jennifer Rosales and dean of undergraduate student affairs John McKnight.

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News

Courtyard Cafe undergoes second phase of renovations this summer

By Joy Utech | July 3, 2026

Dartmouth Dining plans to reopen the dining area in the fall 2026 after finishing renovations to its food production line, food storage system and dining area.

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News

As temperatures rise, students express concern about temporary gym

By Abby Byrne | July 3, 2026

The gym felt "hotter inside than outside," one student said.

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News

Pre-professional organizations must have non-selective membership, COSO says

By Iris WeaverBell | July 3, 2026

The Council on Student Organizations announced guidelines changes for the 2026-2027 academic year on June 25.

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Opinion

Alahyari: In Search of Lost Treasure

By Ryan Alahyari | July 3, 2026

The historic Treasure Room in Baker-Berry Library was once a space for students to use. Opening it to the public again would help strengthen the relationship between Dartmouth students and the historical context in which they reside.

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Arts

Hood Museum gives voice to ‘the many’ through America 250 exhibition series

By Isabel Menna | July 3, 2026

Rather than presenting a single commemorative exhibition, the museum has transformed its galleries into a collaborative examination of the many stories that have shaped the United States.

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Arts

‘Supergirl’ Review: It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a... flop?

By Isabella Konecky | July 3, 2026

Despite Milly Alcock’s strong lead performance, ‘Supergirl’ doesn’t manage to fully soar.

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Opinion

Menna: The Spaces Between

By Caroline Menna | July 3, 2026

Graduation celebrates achievement. Yet the things graduates ultimately cherish are often harder to recognize while they are happening.

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Sports

The longest rush attempt ever? Bond Almand ’26 partners with NFL to bike to all 30 NFL stadiums in the USA

By Jack Zipper | July 3, 2026

One month after graduation, the record-breaking ultra-distance cyclist will carry a game ball to the NFL’s opening game on his next adventure.   

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News

Leon Black ’73 subpoenaed after refusing to answer questions about nondisclosure agreements during congressional testimony

By Tierney Flavin | June 26, 2026

Black testified earlier today in front of the House Oversight Committee about his relationship to Jeffrey Epstein.

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