Hopkins Center for the Arts hosts panel discussion ‘Arts Are Essential’ with notable alumni during reopening weekend

Panelists Rachel Dratch ’88, Chris Newell ’96, Alexi Pappas ’12 and Sharon Washington ’81 shared their views on the power of art to create community and change.

Dartmouth rowing delivers statement at 60th Head of the Charles

At the 60th Head of the Charles, the Big Green finished second overall in MacMahon Cup team points and the women’s club eight took home the silver. 

Friday night feast: Dartmouth football dominates Columbia 49-3

A tone-setting interception and consistency across all three units gave the Big Green its biggest win since 2013.

Hopkins Center opening brings together students, arts alumni and community members in celebratory event series

Notable alumni present included Rachel Dratch ’88, Mindy Kaling ’01, Yo-Yo Ma, Chris Newell ’96, Alexi Pappas ’12, Shonda Rhimes ’91, Jake Tapper ’91 and Sharon Washington ’81.

Community members express support for Beilock’s rejection of compact

Beilock’s decision followed a petition against the compact bearing more than half of faculty members’ signatures.

Dartmouth Dining encounters repeated theft and vandalism at vending machines

Up to 12 incidents of theft occur per day, according to Dartmouth Dining retail manager Joshua McGary.

New York Times opinion editor Kathleen Kingsbury discusses changing journalistic landscape

Kingsbury spoke about politics on the editorial board, local news and increased digital media use in journalism.

Langan: Guy loves to chat

Pressman: The D-Plan: To be on or off, that is the question

Shonda Rhimes ’91 brings her ‘Year of Yes’ book tour to Dartmouth for the reopening weekend of the Hopkins Center for the Arts

At the Oct. 16 book talk, the Emmy-winning writer and producer shared insights from her career discussed in her bestselling memoir.

Review: Burlington band ‘Moondogs’ brings psychedelic rock to Sawtooth show

During their Oct. 10 show, the band rose audience members to their feet with a captivating slower-paced performance that showcased the talents of each band member.

Review: ‘An Evening with Renée Elise Goldsberry’ was a dazzling love letter to the unifying power of music

The Oct. 17 performance was a powerful communal moment that showcased Goldberry’s wide musical aptitude as well as her power as a performer.

Nontraditional Homecoming weekend offered unique performance opportunities for student DJs

During the light show and “Silent Disco” that took place in lieu of the bonfire, student DJs had a chance to shine.

Football to take on Columbia under the Friday night lights

The Big Green is set to face Columbia in a high-octane Ivy League matchup as they look to extend their two-game win streak. 

Women’s ice hockey drops season opener

Women’s ice hockey dropped two straight games against Holy Cross to open the 2025-26 season this past weekend. 

Emeritus Columbia professor Rashid Khalidi criticizes U.S. role in Gaza conflict in virtual talk

Approximately 100 community members attended the event, which was criticized by Dartmouth Jewish leader 

Ten thousand gather in Concord for No Kings protests

Simultaneous protests in Upper Valley drew nearly 5,000 participants to demonstrate against the Trump administration. 

CHaD HERO fundraiser raises record-breaking $1 million

The event, hosted by the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, celebrated its 20th anniversary this October.

Professors say federal budget cuts will affect food programs for New Hampshirites

The federal government shutdown could also delay benefits if it extends into November.