Pouring Tradition: The Rich History of Sanborn Tea

One writer reflects on the impact of Sanborn Library’s tea hour as a campus figure and lasting tradition at Dartmouth.

Dilemmas and Developments: Q&A with Incoming Ethics Institute Director Julie Rose

Incoming Ethics Institute director Julie Rose discusses her interest in political philosophy, the importance of the Ethics Institute and critical ethics issues of today.

Editor's Note

“Hands Off!” protestors gather in Hanover to oppose the Trump administration

The protest was a part of nationwide “Hands Off” demonstrations, which took place in all 50 states on April 4.

Town holds hearing to discuss implementation of tax increment financing district

While the proposed tax increment financing district would help fund new infrastructure improvements, residents expressed concerns over the proposal in the public hearing.

Former NATO deputy secretary general warns against American withdrawal from international cooperation

On April 3, the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding hosted former diplomat Rose Gottemoeller for an event on American cooperation with international allies and the future of international arms control.  

Hey Phoebe, birds are back in the Upper Valley!

The Dartmouth sat down with ecology professor Matthew Ayres to discuss migration patterns and local birds. 

DSG addresses Dartmouth Dining changes and reviews shuttle pilot project

During its first meeting of spring term, DSG also proposed the creation of a text hotline and nap pods for students.

Alsheikh: Growth

Two Dartmouth students’ F-1 student immigration statuses revoked

Dartmouth informed doctoral student Xiaotian Liu, who is from China, that his student status had been terminated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, according to a press release from the American Civil Liberties Union. 

Economics professor and U.S. trade expert Doug Irwin critiques Trump administration’s tariffs

Irwin analyzes the impact of the tariffs on the stock market and the international response they have elicited.

Softball struggles continue with consecutive Ivy League series losses

 The Big Green is currently tied with Harvard and Brown for third in the Ivy League, with an overall record of 12-13.

Dartmouth baseball’s hot streak continues after series win against Harvard

A.J. DeMastrie ’27 hits a walk-off to win the Harvard series finale as the Big Green crawl up the Ivy League standings following an 0-13 start to the season.

Sad, Not Silent: Inside ‘For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women)’

Japanese Breakfast’s fourth album uses the lens of sadness to create a dynamic and reflective musical narrative. 

Review: ‘Severance’ season two dives deeper into what it means to be human

The second season of the hit Apple TV is ultimately about the overwhelming human tendency to construct meaning in any circumstance.

Q&A with Geisel professor and AI therapy researcher Nicholas Jacobson

The professor discussed the results of his clinical trial that evaluated the effectiveness of “Therabot,” an artificial intelligence psychotherapy chatbot.

DSG piloting free express shuttle service to West Lebanon

Dartmouth Student Government has announced that they are piloting a free shuttle service to West Lebanon. Kent Friel ’26 and Jackson Hyde ’28 have the story.

Q&A with visiting monks from Plum Village: Brother Mindfulness and Sister True Vow

Ian Park ’28 spoke to two teachers about the importance of meditation for college students.