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Security cameras in residential houses are a ‘threat’ to privacy, DSG senators say

By Veda Dua | October 13, 2026

At their Oct. 11 meeting, the Senate discussed the Department of Safety and Security’s currently-paused project to install cameras in College-owned living spaces.

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Political pundits pull up to Rockefeller Center for midterms panel

By Teddy Cacy | October 12, 2026

The panelists — who included both Democratic strategists and conservative podcasters — focused on Democrats’ strategy in the upcoming midterms.

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Following The Dartmouth’s inquiries, Safety and Security pauses camera installations in Greek houses to ‘address student concerns’

By Jared Gonzalez Arce | October 9, 2026

Safety and Security wrote in an email to campus yesterday afternoon that it is halting camera installations to “address students concerns and to clarify the scope” of the project on Thursday evening.

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Dartmouth Dialogues launches certificate program for students

By James Angell and Catherine Tenn | October 9, 2026

Program coordinator Trevor Fornara said students who complete the program will receive a digital badge on Linkedin.

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Droughts are less frequent, intense than pre-1980, Dartmouth researchers find

By Liam Olds | October 9, 2026

On Sept. 30, geography professors Jonathan Winter and Justin Mankin and earth and planetary sciences professor Erich Osterberg and earth science graduate student Janelle Wargo GR’25 published a paper in the Journal of Hydrometeorology.

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Selectboard reviews Crosby Street renovation plans at biweekly meeting

By Sy Jones | October 9, 2026

The Selectboard also authorized town manager Robert Houseman to begin recruiting for the proposed deputy town manager position.

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Class of 2030 celebrates Homecoming with return of bonfire

By James Angell | October 8, 2026

Hanover Police chief James Martin called the weekend one of “the most successful” he has seen while overseeing Homecoming safety.

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Magnetic in her field: Earth sciences professor Sarah Slotznick receives early career award

By Clara Thorsen | October 8, 2026

Slotznick received the American Geophysical Union’s Takesi Nagata Early Career Award one year after receiving a $900,000 grant from the Department of Energy to study magnetism.

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‘Becoming global citizens’: Guarini Institute’s new executive director on the value of study away programs

By Laila Ayala | October 8, 2026

The Dartmouth sat down with new executive director of the Frank J. Guarini Institution for International Education Megan Wood to discuss how students can make the most of their time away from campus. 

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‘There’s a lot of frustration’: DSG discusses AI policies with administrators

By Veda Dua | October 8, 2026

At their public meeting on Oct. 4, the Senate also discussed a bus voucher program, which one senator said was “covering” the financial aid office’s “ass.”

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Pete Buttigieg calls for the Democratic Party to reform the political system at annual N.H. Democrats dinner

By Eliza Dorton | October 6, 2026

On Oct. 3, the New Hampshire Democratic Party hosted its annual Eleanor Roosevelt Dinner, featuring speeches from the former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and New Hampshire’s congressional delegation.

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Peak Bag projected to raise over $50,000 for suicide prevention at Dartmouth

By Isabel Menna | October 6, 2026

Over 1,100 Dartmouth community members have participated in the seventh annual fundraiser to support campus mental health and suicide prevention training.

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Beilock profiled in New York Times best-selling ‘study of collaboration in the Trump era’

By Sahil Gandhi | October 6, 2026

In “Profiles in Cowardice,” author Jacob Weisberg argues that Beilock is “substituting a behavioral toolkit for a moral compass.”

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2026 Clery Report tallies five hazing instances in 2025

By Alex Fagell and Brennan Kelly | October 5, 2026

On Oct. 1, Safety and Security released its annual security and fire safety report, which contains College crime statistics from 2023 to 2025.

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Protests, policy shifts and power grids: Controversy over New Hampshire data centers intensifies

By Kay Alvito | October 2, 2026

Residents of Bow, N.H., rallied against a rumored data center in the town on Sept. 22 in the latest battleground of a statewide debate on AI infrastructure.   

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‘Long lines’ and ‘short-staffed’: Hanover hosts Family Weekend

By Clara Thorsen and Lily Chadwick | October 2, 2026

While some local businesses reported ‘great’ turnouts, others found Family Weekend to be a ‘dud.’

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Magna-ificent! Rauner Library acquires Magna Carta manuscript

By Lasya Sangana | October 2, 2026

The Dartmouth sat down with special collections head Jay Satterfield to discuss the library’s Sept. 19 acquisition of a palm-sized Magna Carta manuscript and the acquisitions process at the Rauner Special Collections Library.

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