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New energy law deregulates off-grid energy providers

By Ryan Joseph and Madeline Kahn Ehrlich | October 2, 2025

Experts say H.B. 672 could lower electricity costs and invite high-energy industries — like data centers — to the state.

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Record-breaking Family Weekend turnout boosts Hanover businesses

By Mira Wissman and Alessia Cutaia | October 2, 2025

Some businesses faced challenges in accommodating for the increased foot traffic.

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DSG approves memorial funding to honor Won Jang ’26 and river safety initiatives

By Kailyn Holty | October 2, 2025

At the second weekly Dartmouth Student Government meeting of the term, senators also discussed antisemitic vandalism on campus, the upcoming Peak Bag community hike and senate attendance policies.

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White House approaches Dartmouth to sign agreement for funding benefits

By Annabelle Zhang | October 1, 2025

The Trump administration chose universities that “are, or could be, ‘good actors,’” senior adviser for special projects May Mailman told the Wall Street Journal. 

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Students gather for Charlie Kirk vigil

By Sohum Desai | September 30, 2025

Students remembered Kirk’s legacy of debate and emphasized solidarity in rejecting political violence.

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New Hampshire abstains from new public health collaborative

By Max Cabianca and Warren Huang | September 30, 2025

The organization of nine northeastern states aims to share public health information independent of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 

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College undergraduate advisors no longer directly offering contraceptives to students

By Jared Arce and Begüm Burçak | September 30, 2025

Undergraduate advisors will only be given a “limited” weekly supply of condoms and will not pass out contraceptives in dorms, as they have in previous years.

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After investigation, Hanover police contest Beilock’s announcement of swastika

By Jeremiah Rayban and Isabel Menna | September 29, 2025

In an email statement to The Dartmouth, Hanover Police captain Michael Schibuola said the writing in New Hampshire Hall looked “non-threatening.” 

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Asian studies department introduces Korean language program

By Sahil Gandhi | September 29, 2025

The College will offer courses in Korean and plans to launch a new language study abroad in Seoul. 

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Second swastika found outside Jewish student’s dorm room

By Annabelle Zhang | September 27, 2025

In an email to campus this afternoon, College President Sian Leah Beilock said that the symbol had been found on a laminated sign in the hall.

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Dartmouth ranks highest in Ivy League for free speech, according to FIRE report

By Nika Bigelow and Lila Li | September 26, 2025

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression ranked Dartmouth 35th in the nation, citing the College’s policy of institutional restraint.

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Despite changing visa policies, all international members of the Class of 2029 were able to matriculate

By Eliza Dorton | September 26, 2025

Some students expressed frustrations over the visa application process and the possibility of visa revocations. 

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Humans are back! Courtyard Cafe to reopen with face-to-face ordering

By Isabela Pierry and Savanna Degenhardt | September 26, 2025

The reopened cafe will feature face-to-face interaction with Dartmouth Dining workers and a reduced menu on Oct. 17.

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Shonda Rhimes Hall to be first Dartmouth building named after a woman or Black person

By Ishan Prasad | September 25, 2025

This comes after Rhimes pledged $15 million to Dartmouth undergraduate housing.

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Geisel receives $12 million NIH grant for new research center

By Rohini Kieffer and Brendan Chapman | September 25, 2025

The grant will help implement research and fund mentorship for junior researchers. 

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New Hampshire sees a ‘noticeable decline’ in Canadian visitors during fall tourism season

By Harriss Miller and Hannah Hammons | September 25, 2025

As Hanover experiences its most significant drought in 25 years and Canadian tourism declines, local businesses and state parks face decreases in visitors this fall.

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Economics professor Robert Staiger appointed WTO chief economist

By Will Sanders | September 25, 2025

Staiger will lead the World Trade Organization’s research division at a time of major challenges for the global trading system. 

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History professor discusses his new book on religious divisions in the 20th century

By Devin Berkowitz | September 25, 2025

In “The End of the Schism,” Udi Greenberg explores how Catholics and Protestants set aside centuries of conflict to form powerful political coalitions, shaping modern Europe’s politics, policies and identity.

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‘Phased’ return to the Hopkins Center produces mixed experiences

By Annabelle Zhang | September 23, 2025

The partial opening of the Hopkins Center for the Arts has resulted in excitement, but also concerns about the ongoing construction process.

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New Hampshire experiences worst drought in 25 years

By Teo Steverlynck-Horne | September 23, 2025

Experts say the dry conditions could impact fish populations and cause “dull” fall foliage.

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