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Dartmouth Health rejects new CDC vaccine guidelines

By Jared Gonzalez Arce | January 16, 2026

Dartmouth Health will follow the vaccine guidelines set by the American Academy of Pediatrics, which is a professional organization dedicated to children’s health.

News

Government professor Jennifer Lind says China’s ‘smart authoritarianism’ balanced freedom and control during rise as superpower

By Eliza Dorton | January 16, 2026

In a Jan. 14 event hosted by the Political Economy Project, Lind described China’s unique practice of fostering innovation to maintain its authoritarian regime.

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Former U.S. ambassador to Sweden and Poland Mark Brzezinski ’87 says diplomacy is essential as war in Ukraine approaches four years

By Ryan Joseph | January 16, 2026

Brzezinski emphasized the role of diplomacy amid Russia’s war in Ukraine and the importance of U.S. diplomacy.

Opinion

Hant: Why New Hampshire’s Campus Gun Bill Goes Too Far

By Alex Hant | January 16, 2026

Allowing guns onto college campuses is a dangerous idea that is contrary to established legal norms regarding the Second Amendment.

Opinion

Belcher: History Is Repeating Itself in Venezuela

By Atticus Belcher | January 16, 2026

Trump’s attacks on Venezuela echo imperialist episodes from American economic ventures in the Western Hemisphere.

Cartoon

Moyse: Dartmouth’s Ouroboros

By Eli Moyse | January 16, 2026

Opinion

Montalbano: What Ever Happened to Pragmatism?

By Luke Montalbano | January 16, 2026

Arts

‘American Pop’ reconsiders pop art across time and culture

By Eugene Kang | January 16, 2026

The Hood Museum exhibition places canonical and contemporary works in dialogue to examine how Pop visual language has shaped American identity and consumerism.

Arts

Review: ‘Zootopia 2’ is an instant classic

By Isabella Konecky | January 16, 2026

A deft allegorical and heartwarming tale, the sequel recalls the magic of Disney past.

Sports

Hot Takes Week 2

By The Dartmouth Sports Staff | January 16, 2026

The sports staff gives their bold predictions for an exciting week of athletic action.

Sports

Women’s basketball drops to 0-2 in conference play after Cornell loss

By Frances Kantrow | January 16, 2026

The Big Red got off to a strong start in the first half, and the Big Green comeback was too little, too late.

News

New Hampshire Democratic gubernatorial candidate says New Hampshire needs ‘community-first economics’ to fix housing and inequality

By Isabel Menna | January 15, 2026

Jon Kiper, who previously ran for governor two years ago, reflects on his 2024 election loss and housing and education policy in the state.

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An ‘iconic Hanover small business’ closes its doors

By Courtney Allen | January 15, 2026

Main Street Kitchens will close its doors after nearly 30 years in business

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Upper Valley faces ‘unusually cold’ winter

By Madeline Kahn Ehrlich | January 15, 2026

Low temperatures may negatively impact the region’s recovery from last summer’s drought.

News

Dartmouth Dialogues hosts workshop on communicating across differences

By Isabel Menna | January 15, 2026

Three students discussed how to navigate difficult conversations across political and social divides along with an administrator and local authors

Opinion

Davis: Mamdani’s Victory Mattered. But Not As Much As We Think.

By Becca Davis | January 15, 2026

Viewing municipal elections as national news detracts from the unique role of local government and loses sight of the importance of civic engagement.

Opinion

Letter to the Editor: An Alternate Interpretation of Bugonia

By Rohan Taneja | January 15, 2026

Bugonia is a haunting, and necessary, mirror to modern America.

Mirror

Letter from the Editor: Magazine Print Is Back

By Charlotte Hampton | January 14, 2026

The Dartmouth is bringing back biweekly print of Mirror Mag.

Mirror

Snowballapalooza!

By Leila Brady | January 14, 2026

One writer ventures beyond the trenches and interviews students about their experiences at Dartmouth’s annual midnight snowball fight.

Mirror

Cooking with Kent and Vidushi: Carrot Soup

By Kent Friel and Vidushi Sharma | January 14, 2026

Editor Kent Friel ’26 shares a recipe for carrot soup.

Dartmouth Health rejects new CDC vaccine guidelines

Government professor Jennifer Lind says China’s ‘smart authoritarianism’ balanced freedom and control during rise as superpower

Former U.S. ambassador to Sweden and Poland Mark Brzezinski ’87 says diplomacy is essential as war in Ukraine approaches four years

Hant: Why New Hampshire’s Campus Gun Bill Goes Too Far

Belcher: History Is Repeating Itself in Venezuela

Moyse: Dartmouth’s Ouroboros

Montalbano: What Ever Happened to Pragmatism?

‘American Pop’ reconsiders pop art across time and culture

Review: ‘Zootopia 2’ is an instant classic

Hot Takes Week 2

Women’s basketball drops to 0-2 in conference play after Cornell loss

New Hampshire Democratic gubernatorial candidate says New Hampshire needs ‘community-first economics’ to fix housing and inequality

An ‘iconic Hanover small business’ closes its doors

Upper Valley faces ‘unusually cold’ winter

Dartmouth Dialogues hosts workshop on communicating across differences

Davis: Mamdani’s Victory Mattered. But Not As Much As We Think.

Letter to the Editor: An Alternate Interpretation of Bugonia

Letter from the Editor: Magazine Print Is Back

Snowballapalooza!

Cooking with Kent and Vidushi: Carrot Soup

Caramichael: Depledge

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

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

Verbum Ultimum: Reflecting on Dartmouth’s Rape Culture

Following The Dartmouth’s inquiries, Safety and Security pauses camera installations in Greek houses to ‘address student concerns’