Two students arrested for underage possession of alcohol

Police officers observed the students walking with open containers of alcohol on East Wheelock Street last night.

Dartmouth Divest for Palestine submits second divestment proposal to ACIR

The Advisory Committee on Investor Responsibility previously unanimously rejected the original proposal in May 2025, finding that it failed all five of the committee’s criteria for completeness.

Silent protesters process around the Green during Commencement ceremony

Participants carried signs criticizing Dartmouth’s speech policy and the decision to award Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression president Greg Lukianoff with an honorary degree, among other issues.

Class of 2026 rewind: Four years of student activism, new College leadership and institutional change

The Dartmouth revisits major news stories from the Class of 2026’s time at Dartmouth, from freshman orientation in 2022 to Commencement today.

‘I wanted to love it as much as any man had ever loved it’: Live from ’76, the first coeducational class

Fifty years after graduating, six members of the Class of 1976 reflected on their undergraduate years, a period marked by drastic transition. 

Live from 1918: Looking back at Dartmouth’s first female professors

The Dartmouth interviewed alums and historians about the College’s first female professors.

Live from Parkhurst: College President Sian Leah Beilock on the future of women at Dartmouth, Greek life and Leon Black ’73

In honor of the 50th anniversary of Dartmouth’s first co-ed graduating class, The Dartmouth sat down with the first female president of the College to discuss how women shape the institution.

Live from Your Favorite ‘Srat’: A look into the difference between local and national sorority life at Dartmouth

Out of the College’s 11 sororities, three are local and operate independently from national organizations, creating a unique dynamic that has shaped campus social life for decades.

Live from ‘On Table’: Inside the first years of women and pong

Fifty years after Dartmouth’s first coeducational class graduated, alumni remember entering fraternity basements, learning the unwritten rules of pong and making space within a social culture still adjusting to women.

Live from Senior Send-Off: The ‘wonderful’ tradition of springtime bequests

As the Class of 2026 prepares to walk the stage at Commencement, members of many clubs, Greek organizations and sports teams are “bequesting” everything from treasured pieces of flair to mementos of accomplishments long forgotten.

TTLG: The Coach and I

Ava Politis ’26 reflects on how Dartmouth baseball coach Bob Whalen has impacted her time at Dartmouth.

TTLG: Marginalia — Thoughts and Voices from the Wilderness

Ishan Prasad ’26 reflects on Dartmouth through his quotes collection.

Editors’ Note: Live from Robinson Hall

In this year’s Commencement special issue, the editors look at laughter and women at Dartmouth in honor of commencement speaker Rachel Dratch ’88 and the 50 year anniversary of the first coeducational class graduating from the College.

Live from the archives: The Dartmouth’s cartoonists who went on to careers in media

Mindy Kaling ’01, Phil Lord ’97, Christopher Miller ’97 and Jake Tapper ’91 all wrote comics for The Dartmouth during their time at the College but are now better known for their work on screen.

Laugh Track: No shortage of funny business at Dartmouth

The Dartmouth spoke with members of three comedic performance groups and a satirical publication on campus to understand how they keep campus laughing.

Live from Foco: How the women leading Dartmouth Dining ‘break the ceiling’