Funding Transparency: Students Reflect on the Arthur L. Irving Institute

One writer explores the Arthur L. Irving Institute’s sources of funding and its implications for climate and energy research at Dartmouth.

Editor’s Note

Dickey Center hosts talk on Israel and Iran

The talk, featuring former Iranian ambassador to Germany Seyed Hossein Mousavian and Brookings Institution vice president and foreign policy program director Suzanne Maloney, drew several protesters who objected to Mousavian’s presence on campus.

Q&A with Futurevia founder Oleksandr Zavalov ’26

Futurevia, a nonprofit dedicated to helping Ukrainians affected by the Russia-Ukraine war, has raised $1 million since its founding in 2019.

Hillel and Chabad host vigil on anniversary of Oct. 7 attack

Approximately 100 community members gathered on the Green for student speeches and Hebrew prayer. 

Walk to End Alzheimer’s draws 600 participants

Participants raised over $184,000 for the Alzheimer’s Association.

Q&A with Executive Council candidate Kim Strathdee

Strathdee, the Republican nominee for New Hampshire’s second Executive Council district, will face Karen Liot Hill ’00 in the Nov. 5 general election.

Men’s soccer ties UNH in Granite State showdown

A scoreless tie against UNH on Oct. 8 moved Dartmouth to 4-4-2 on the season.

Thirty-two students complete DOC Fifty

On Oct. 7, 32 of 36 hikers completed the Dartmouth tradition — hiking more 50 miles from Moosilauke Lodge to The Green. 

Q&A with Fellowships and Scholars Programs director Christie Harner

This year, Harner oversaw a record number of Fulbright Program, Marshall Scholarship and Rhodes Scholarship applications. 

Dartmouth in the City: How ’25s Found Community Outside of Hanover

Seniors discuss how their summers spent in major cities are affecting their post-graduation plans.

Reflection: September Meditations

One writer reflects on autumn, First-Year Trips, and seeing Dartmouth change from freshman to senior year.

The Experts Behind Rauner

The special collections librarians at Rauner make it one of Dartmouth’s intellectual hubs, and a valuable resource for students.

Exercising in the Upper Valley

Students share some of their favorite biking and running trails right in Hanover’s backyard.

Editor's Note

College employee fired six months after pleading guilty to distributing child pornography

Former family giving coordinator Marc Jacques pleaded guilty on March 18 and was sentenced on Sept. 9. 

Government department cancels talk with registered child sex offender

Georgia State University political science professor Toby Bolsen — a registered sex offender in the state of Illinois — was scheduled to give a talk on Oct. 11 but withdrew due to “personal reasons.”

URAD eligibility changes spark frustration among some upperclassmen

Undergraduate Research Assistantships at Dartmouth increased termly funding by $400 but lowered eligibility from five terms to four — upsetting some students who planned to complete five terms of research. 

As the Class of 2025 job hunts, economics professors weigh in on current job market

The Dartmouth spoke with six economics professors about the current job market — and whether job-hunting seniors have cause for concern.

Allied Scholars for Animal Protection hosts screening of ‘Christspiracy’

The film explores the relationship between veganism and global religions.