New Hampshire ACLU and OPAL host ‘Know Your Rights’ session for immigrant students and staff

Speakers from the ACLU and Safety and Security told attendees how to respond to immigration enforcement officers.

SVP for campus life says parts of Trump compact ‘may go against policies and missions’ around academic freedom

Senior vice president for community and campus life Jennifer Rosales spoke on behalf of the College administration in response to student concerns about “overtly transphobic” language and the College’s “institutional neutrality” stance.

Invigorated by Dartmouth’s potential White House deal, community continues weekly democracy demonstrations

This week, community members called for Dartmouth not to agree to the terms of the Trump administration’s deal for universities.

Marking on Sept. 27 was ‘not a swastika,’ College says

Hanover police are still investigating a swastika that was drawn outside of a Jewish student’s dorm room on Sept. 17. 

Israeli hostage describes time in captivity during Chabad and Hillel event

Judith Raanan, who was held by Hamas for 17 days after being captured in Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, shared her story at a campus event.

Sailing sets sights on restoring national championship legacy

With a historic freshman class and an all-female coaching staff, the Big Green aims to return to championship contention.

Dartmouth’s women’s rugby falls to Harvard 36-33

On Sept. 27, Dartmouth’s women’s rugby team lost to Harvard in a close match. Following a bye week, they will play Bowdoin at Brophy next Saturday.

Football plagued by turnovers in loss to the University of Pennsylvania

Three costly turnovers lost the Big Green control of the game in their 36-24 loss to the Quakers. 

With an emphasis on foreign-language films, Telluride at Dartmouth this year reflected a national trend

In this year’s film festival, which took place from Sept. 17 to Sept. 21, five out of the six films were international.

Mia Nelson ’22 releases debut poetry collection on love, nature and growing up

Nelson discusses how her Dartmouth experience shaped “I’ve Never Loved Somebody and Made Them Worse.” 

Sophia Li ’29 wins Red Bandana Invitational in collegiate debut

From the Bayou to the Big Green: The journey of quarterback phenom Grayson Saunier ’27

The third-year quarterback is shining in his first year as a starter, racking up over 700 yards and three touchdowns in the Big Green’s first two games. 

Government shutdown may affect Dartmouth grant approvals, payments

Dartmouth professors say that the direct impact on the College will be minimal, however grants may be delayed. 

Search for inaugural School of Arts and Sciences dean underway

A “search advisory committee” of 15 members will choose a head for the newly established School of Arts and Sciences. 

Swarthmore professor discusses ‘paradox’ of humanitarian aid in Middle Eastern studies talk

Atshan critiqued the limits of prolonged aid in Palestine, urging a shift from “humanitarianism” toward justice-oriented reparations and solidarity.

Federally funded research at Dartmouth continues despite challenges, vice provost says

In an interview with The Dartmouth, vice provost for research Dean Madden discussed the landscape for research at the College after federal funding cuts impacted grants. 

First blind Court of Appeals judge tells his story at Rocky talk

Circuit Court of Appeals Judge David Tatel spoke about the state of the nation, his struggle with blindness and his new memoir.