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Hanover Department of Public Works officials describe winter operations, staffing strains and a shift toward icier storms

By Will Sánchez | February 6, 2026

As crews plow town roads, clear sidewalks and manage water and sewer infrastructure, department leaders say ice, salt shortages and hiring challenges are reshaping winter work.

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From Winter Carnival to breaking barriers in pediatric surgery

By Isabel Menna | February 6, 2026

Andrea Hayes-Dixon ’87 MED ’91 on Dartmouth, innovation and the courage to lead.

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Fifty-nine rescued, one hospitalized after Skiway chairlift malfunction

By Haley Rodriguez | February 5, 2026

The incident led to an emergency response from the Dartmouth Ski Patrol and several Upper Valley fire departments.

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‘Wicked Cold’ Winter Carnival to feature ‘Wizard of Oz’-themed activities this weekend

By Ryan Joseph and Kelsey Wang | February 5, 2026

This year’s Winter Carnival celebration, titled ‘The Blizzard of Oz: Wicked Cold,’ will celebrate both the classic “Wizard of Oz” story and more recent spin-offs.

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Political commentators Ana Navarro and Scott Jennings debate future of GOP

By Jared Arce | February 5, 2026

Navarro and Jennings discussed whether current trends in the Republican Party would continue.

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New bills could alter abortion access in New Hampshire

By Mira Wissman and Hannah Hammons | February 5, 2026

H.B. 232 gives healthcare providers the right to not participate in abortion procedures and H.B. 191 criminalizes helping a minor travel to receive an abortion.  

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College to launch new course selection system

By Kailyn Holty | February 3, 2026

At the fourth weekly Dartmouth Student Government meeting of the term, ITC representatives provided senators a presentation on a new course selection system.

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A look at new collaborations between Dartmouth and Israeli institutions

By Iris WeaverBell | February 3, 2026

Dartmouth Kalaniyot launched programs that facilitate scientific research collaboration between the College and Israeli universities, and a new government department program seeks visiting Israeli politics professors.

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Journalists David French and Sarah Isgur praise Supreme Court’s ‘integrity’

By Kay Alvito | February 3, 2026

During a Rockefeller Center event on Jan. 29, French and Isgur criticized the Trump administration’s foreign policy and discussed the limits of executive power.

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‘We want you at the table’: N.H. Rep. Chris Pappas tells students to ‘be part of the conversation’

By Eliza Dorton | February 3, 2026

Pappas criticized the Trump administration’s actions on immigration and foreign policy.  

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Sociology professor finds that New Hampshire’s paid leave program falls short

By Haley Rodriguez | February 3, 2026

In an interview with The Dartmouth, sociology professor Kristin Smith explained why less than 3% of the state’s workforce have joined the state’s paid leave program and what this means for workers and families. 

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MLK Jr.’s daughter Bernice King denounces distortion of father’s legacy at campus talk

By Kay Alvito | February 2, 2026

King discussed her views on the use of Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the current political climate at an event hosted by the Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity.

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New Hampshire police agencies cooperating with ICE

By Max Hubbard and Olivia Sapper | January 30, 2026

Community members and state politicians expressed mixed reactions to the ICE presence in New Hampshire.

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Death penalty, marijuana and pigs: Look-ahead at the 2026 New Hampshire legislative session

By Ryan Joseph | January 30, 2026

State legislators have proposed over 1,140 bills over the first few weeks of the legislative year.

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‘He took care of my team’: Sports bar named after late football coach opens

By Jared Arce and Will Sánchez | January 30, 2026

Buddy T’s Grill & Sports Bar, named after Buddy Teevens ’79, opened at the former location of Dunk’s Sports Grill earlier this month.

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Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan calls for bipartisan cooperation

By Allison Whitt | January 30, 2026

Hogan said students should “have honest and open discussions” across the aisle. 

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Institute for Arctic Studies director Melody Brown Burkins to advise G7

By Sahil Gandhi | January 30, 2026

A decorated “science diplomat,” Burkins will represent the United States on an international panel about Arctic climate policy.

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College approached and paid student to write op-ed in The Dartmouth

By Annabelle Zhang | January 29, 2026

The Dartmouth ran the article on Nov. 17 without knowledge that the College had been involved. 

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N.H. Rep. Maggie Goodlander says she is under investigation from DOJ

By Ryan Joseph and Jared Arce | January 29, 2026

The investigation follows a video published on social media last November where Goodlander and five other Democrat legislators urged military personnel to refuse illegal orders.

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Democratic congressional candidate Carleigh Beriont voices concerns about ‘lack of trust’ in politicians

By Isabel Menna | January 29, 2026

Beriont discussed affordability, health care, energy policy and representing a politically diverse district in a recent interview.

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