News

DSG approves $15,000 ‘emergency fund’ for students

By Jackson Hyde | April 20, 2025

Some senators have proposed to use this fund for immigration-related expenses. 

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Arts

The Rude Mechanicals bring ‘The Comedy of Errors’ to local youth in the Upper Valley

By Avery Lin | April 18, 2025

Dartmouth’s student-run Shakespeare company, The Rude Mechanicals, went on their first tour this spring break.

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Arts

What We’re Reading: Editors at The D give you their recs

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | April 18, 2025

This week, executives and opinion editors are reading everything from Tolstoy to David Foster Wallace. 

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News

Dartmouth Bikes: Pedal and Purpose

By Alesandra Gonzales | April 18, 2025

Dartmouth Bikes is a student run organization helping students facilitate access to bikes and bike repair tools. Divik Verma '26 sat down with The Dartmouth to talk more about the organization.

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News

Kaye: Shoo!

By Evan Kaye | April 18, 2025

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News

Langan: It’s Okay I Only Voted for Him for the Economy

By Eloise Langan | April 18, 2025

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News

Q&A with incoming Dartmouth student stuck in Gaza, Omar Rashid ’29

By Katherine Ginger | April 18, 2025

“Each time before I go to sleep, I type ‘Dartmouth’ on Google and browse,” Rashid said.

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News

Dartmouth admin recommend international students carry proof of immigration status around campus

By Sophia Yao | April 18, 2025

The Office of Visa and Immigration Services held an information session in light of the Trump administration’s decision to revoke numerous international student visas.

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News

Dartmouth medical community sees early impacts of Trump funding freezes

By Allison Whitt | April 18, 2025

Some research programs have seen no change to their funding, while others have been “terminated.”

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News

Former members of Congress Annie Kuster ’78 and Alex Mooney ’93 express concerns over Congress’ power

By Matthew Abati | April 18, 2025

The event was part of the Rockefeller Center’s 100 Days Series, in which speakers discuss the ramifications of the first 100 days of Trump’s administration. 

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News

Trail Break to open new location in Quechee in May

By Allison Whitt | April 18, 2025

The Mexican restaurant will open its new physical location in Quechee next month for its first full season, over a year after closing their previous location in White River Junction. 

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Sports

After tough week, Dartmouth baseball rebounds with victory over Siena College

By Caleb Lewis | April 18, 2025

The Big Green edged out Siena College to bounce back from a series of losses against Boston College and Brown University

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Opinion

Caldwell and Paolini: Plodzik’s Dining Services is Not Accessible

By Marion Caldwell and Clark Paolini | April 18, 2025

Students must create our own networks of support as it is clear the institution won’t provide them.

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Sports

Climbing The Ranks: Big Green men’s tennis Sweeps Ivy League ‘8 Against Hate Weekend’

By Madison Savoy | April 18, 2025

The Dartmouth men's tennis team triumphed over Yale and Brown

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Opinion

Moyse: DSG, Wake Up From the Nap Pod

By Eli Moyse | April 18, 2025

Dartmouth Student Government must do more to support international students.

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Sports

Men’s Heavyweight Rowing sweeps Boston University to win Bill Cup

By Sid Singh | April 18, 2025

First, second and third varsity boats won their races to sweep Boston University and earn men’s rowing the Bill Cup

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Sports

Q&A with Abbey Savin ’24, member of inaugural semi-professional women’s rugby league

By Caroline York | April 18, 2025

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Cartoons

Moyse: The Walkout

By Eli Moyse | April 18, 2025

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News

College presents final offer to SWCD at today’s negotiation

By Kelsey Wang | April 17, 2025

The contract includes wage and stipend increases. 

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News

‘I’m terrified to say anything’: International students express fear, anxiety about student immigration status revocations

By Iris WeaverBell and Casey Bertocchi | April 17, 2025

International students don’t feel fully supported by the College and are changing their travel plans, while Spare Rib magazine has fully taken down their website.

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