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Flu cases surge in New Hampshire as Dartmouth reports spike in cases

By Haley Rodriguez | January 20, 2026

As New Hampshire reaches the CDC’s highest flu activity level, Dartmouth Health and Dick’s House have urged students to take precautions.

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Climate ecologist-turned-pastor reflects on return to campus

By Sahil Gandhi | January 20, 2026

In a sit-down with The Dartmouth, Rev. Andi Lloyd ’89, who returned to campus this winter as co-pastor of the Church of Christ at Dartmouth College, discussed her careers in science and theology.

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Presidential historian Richard Norton Smith urges students to be ‘optimistic about the future’

By Noor Swanson | January 20, 2026

During an event hosted by the Rockefeller Center, Smith discussed his writing process, presidential rankings and contemporary politics.

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DSG Senators consider solutions to student mental health ‘crisis’

By Kailyn Holty | January 20, 2026

At the second weekly Dartmouth Student Government meeting of the term, Evergreen.AI project leaders and mental health union student representatives provided senators with information on campus mental health initiatives. 

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‘I don’t know what kind of country we live in’: Students both criticize and defend ICE behavior at Dartmouth Turning Point USA event

By Isabella Konecky | January 16, 2026

Some students expressed support for law enforcement, while others criticized ICE’s behavior as “racially motivated."

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Dartmouth Health rejects new CDC vaccine guidelines

By Jared Arce | January 16, 2026

Dartmouth Health will follow the vaccine guidelines set by the American Academy of Pediatrics, which is a professional organization dedicated to children’s health.

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Government professor Jennifer Lind says China’s ‘smart authoritarianism’ balanced freedom and control during rise as superpower

By Eliza Dorton | January 16, 2026

In a Jan. 14 event hosted by the Political Economy Project, Lind described China’s unique practice of fostering innovation to maintain its authoritarian regime.

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Former U.S. ambassador to Sweden and Poland Mark Brzezinski ’87 says diplomacy is essential as war in Ukraine approaches four years

By Ryan Joseph | January 16, 2026

Brzezinski emphasized the role of diplomacy amid Russia’s war in Ukraine and the importance of U.S. diplomacy. 

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New Hampshire Democratic gubernatorial candidate says New Hampshire needs ‘community-first economics’ to fix housing and inequality

By Isabel Menna | January 15, 2026

Jon Kiper, who previously ran for governor two years ago, reflects on his 2024 election loss and housing and education policy in the state.

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An ‘iconic Hanover small business’ closes its doors

By Courtney Allen | January 15, 2026

Main Street Kitchens will close its doors after nearly 30 years in business

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Upper Valley faces ‘unusually cold’ winter

By Madeline Kahn Ehrlich | January 15, 2026

Low temperatures may negatively impact the region’s recovery from last summer’s drought.

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Dartmouth Dialogues hosts workshop on communicating across differences

By Isabel Menna | January 15, 2026

Three students discussed how to navigate difficult conversations across political and social divides along with an administrator and local authors

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Letter from the Editor: Magazine Print Is Back

By Charlotte Hampton | January 14, 2026

The Dartmouth is bringing back biweekly print of Mirror Mag.  

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College announces AI partnership with Anthropic, company accused of plagiarizing Dartmouth professors’ publications

By Jackson Hyde and Sreesamhitha Bhamidipati | January 13, 2026

The partnership with technology companies Anthropic and Amazon Web Services, announced last month, has prompted backlash from professors involved in a now-settled class action lawsuit against Anthropic for plagiarism.

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Dartmouth Dialogues celebrates its two-year anniversary

By Kay Alvito and Iris WeaverBell | January 13, 2026

Community members said the initiative was “changing campus culture,” although some students were unaware of its impact.

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Five professors discuss implications of U.S. intervention in Venezuela

By Jackson Hyde | January 13, 2026

The Dartmouth sat down with five professors to discuss the recent United States operation in Caracas that resulted in the capturing of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro.

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DSG discusses expanding free shuttle service to West Lebanon

By Kailyn Holty | January 13, 2026

At the first weekly DSG meeting of the winter term, senators also discussed an upcoming American Civil Liberties Union seminar regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement and an emergency preparedness training for students.

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Kate Ginger ’27 remembered for her creativity and authenticity

By Iris WeaverBell | January 12, 2026

Friends and family recalled her talent for dancing, love of writing and compassion for others. 

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Hanover rejects sanctuary city status

By Max Hubbard and Olivia Sapper | January 9, 2026

Town officials revised an ordinance that violated a state law mandating compliance with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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Hundreds more undergraduates remain on campus this winterim

By Sahil Gandhi | January 9, 2026

The College hosted over 50 on-campus events for students throughout the break.

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