Opinion

Bryant: A Correction Regarding our Anti-Abolitionist President Nathan Lord

By Will Bryant | April 10, 2026

In response to "It’s Time for Dartmouth Dialogues About Dartmouth"

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Cartoon

Alahyari: Why, Dartmouth?

April 10, 2026

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Arts

‘Nightfall in Cairo,’ an English translation of distinguished fellow Ezzedine Fishere’s 2017 novel, voices personal stories from the Egyptian Arab Spring

By Avery Lin | April 10, 2026

Translated by Fishere and edited by Sharidan Russell ’18, the novel offers a window into a debate and desire-fueled conversation between two characters whose lives and political attitudes have been dramatically influenced by the 2011 Egyptian revolution.

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Arts

Review: ‘Problemista’ is a touching comedy about life as an immigrant

By Ryan Alves Rocha | April 10, 2026

Julio Torres’s 2023 comedy-drama follows a young Salvadoran man in search of his biggest dream.

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News

Lebanon voters approve new child care facility amid regional shortage

By Charlotte Hull | April 9, 2026

The 50-seat facility addresses less than 2% of the Upper Valley’s 3,800 slot shortage.

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News

Professors discuss new course offerings on artificial intelligence

By Isabela Pierry and Sreesamhitha Bhamidipati | April 9, 2026

The Dartmouth spoke to quantitative social science, Thayer School of Engineering and Tuck School of Business professors about their courses and perspectives on AI education. 

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News

Dartmouth Organization of Rural Students hosts ‘Rurality in Higher Education’ conference

By Devon Schindler | April 9, 2026

The April 2 conference was attended by rural student groups from Brown University and Colby College.

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Opinion

Reichard: Why People Won’t Stop Talking About Epstein

By Brendan Reichard | April 9, 2026

The Epstein issue is not following the traditional ups and downs of the “issue attention cycle” in modern media, with Trump starting to face some real backlash from his own base despite his continued attempts to distract from it.

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Opinion

Hofmann-Carr: Stop Trying to “Remaster” the Past

By Brendan Hofmann-Carr | April 9, 2026

Studios continue to churn out remakes of old content in order to maintain the illusion of new material, and it's detrimental to the quality of media in general.

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News

DSG and SPCSA call for Dartmouth to rename the Black Family Visual Arts Center

By Iris WeaverBell | April 8, 2026

In an email to campus undergraduates, the Dartmouth Student Government and the Student and Presidential Committee on Sexual Assault wrote that to “celebrate” BVAC namesake Leon Black ’73 “betrays our values and our students.”

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Mirror

Top Seven Spots to Take Graduation Photos

By Thomas Weaver | April 8, 2026

One writer gives a newcomer’s guide to taking grad photos.

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Mirror

Best Breakfast Sandwich in Hanover

By Hannah Lapides | April 8, 2026

One writer investigates the restaurants in town that carry the best breakfast sandwich.

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Mirror

Cooking with Kent and Vidushi: Horchata

By Kent Friel and Vidushi Sharma | April 8, 2026

Our cooking columnists share a refreshing drink in anticipation of warmer days.

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Mirror

Freak of the Week: jealousy, jealousy

By Eli Moyse and Leila Brady | April 8, 2026

Dartmouth’s premiere relationship advice column.

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Mirror

Editor's Note

By Aditi Gupta | April 8, 2026

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News

Students can no longer vote in N.H. using school-issued IDs

By Iris WeaverBell and Tierney Flavin | April 7, 2026

The law, signed on April 3 by Gov. Kelly Ayotte, will go into effect in June. It requires voters to present a government-issued ID at the polls.

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News

Fuel prices are rising across the United States. Hanover is no exception.

By Teo Steverlynck-Horne | April 7, 2026

Hanover’s town budget, school district and public transportation system have been largely unaffected by recent fuel price spikes thanks to long-term fuel contracts but face uncertainty if prices persist.

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News

DSG senator proposes Senate request to rename BVAC

By Kailyn Holty | April 7, 2026

At the first weekly Dartmouth Student Government meeting of the term, senators discussed allocating DSG’s remaining budget, filling three senate vacancies and renaming the Black Visual Arts Center. 

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News

Justice without incarceration? Magistrate Judge calls for rehabilitation instead of incarceration at Rockefeller Center event

By Eliza Dorton | April 7, 2026

The Rockefeller Center for Public Policy hosted the Hon. Beth Jantz ’99 for a conversation on SOAR, a therapeutic incarceration alternative.

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Opinion

Taneja: The Unbearable Poetry of ‘Being’

By Rohan Taneja | April 7, 2026

Poetry produced by Being, an artificial intelligence exhibit at the Hopkins Center for the Arts, is hollow and cannot replicate human-produced works.

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