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Former members of Congress Annie Kuster ’78 and Alex Mooney ’93 express concerns over Congress’ power

By Matthew Abati | April 18, 2025

The event was part of the Rockefeller Center’s 100 Days Series, in which speakers discuss the ramifications of the first 100 days of Trump’s administration. 

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Trail Break to open new location in Quechee in May

By Allison Whitt | April 18, 2025

The Mexican restaurant will open its new physical location in Quechee next month for its first full season, over a year after closing their previous location in White River Junction. 

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College presents final offer to SWCD at today’s negotiation

By Kelsey Wang | April 17, 2025

The contract includes wage and stipend increases. 

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‘I’m terrified to say anything’: International students express fear, anxiety about student immigration status revocations

By Iris WeaverBell and Casey Bertocchi | April 17, 2025

International students don’t feel fully supported by the College and are changing their travel plans, while Spare Rib magazine has fully taken down their website.

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Harvard Medical School professor urges compassion in healthcare

By Milenka Men | April 17, 2025

On April 15, the Nathan Smith Society hosted BHCHP founder Jim O’Connell for a discussion on recent medical policy changes on diversity programs and the importance of compassion in healthcare. 

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Student leaders are torn on College’s institutional restraint policy

By Iris WeaverBell | April 17, 2025

While some students said the policy encourages free speech, others believe that “inaction” can “create fear.”

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Sudanese activist calls for peace and democracy in Sudan

By Tierney Flavin | April 17, 2025

Aziz discussed political conflict in Sudan and her work as a “diaspora activist.”

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Dartmouth student charged with felony after speeding down wrong side of highway while intoxicated

By Kelsey Wang | April 17, 2025

Aneesh Sharma ’26 also faces three misdemeanors and two violations after he nearly struck a police vehicle head-on and refused to comply with commands to leave his vehicle. 

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Tipping the Scales: 25.8% increase in STEM at Dartmouth over past decade

By Sol Song | April 17, 2025

Longitudinal analysis of graduation metrics from the past decade highlights shifts in academic major popularity toward higher paying outcomes, suggesting an evolution of student interests.

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Dartmouth alumnus sentenced to 20 to 40 years of prison time in rape trial

By Kelsey Wang | April 15, 2025

Kyle Clampitt ’20 was previously found guilty on 12 counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault following a weeklong trial in January. 

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Journalist Candace Rondeaux gives talk on origins of Russian military organization Wagner Group

By Sophia Yao | April 15, 2025

On April 10, the Dickey Center for International Understanding hosted Rondeaux for an event on the origins and rise of the Wagner Group, a military organization formerly linked to Russian president Vladimir Putin. 

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DSG votes against immigration emergency fund, discusses constitutional amendment about audio recording

By Oğuz Kurt | April 15, 2025

The emergency immigration fund would have allocated $15,000 to support international students. 

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Rockefeller Center and Programming Board host conversation with The Daily Show co-host Jordan Klepper

By Taylor Kruse | April 14, 2025

Klepper talked about attending Trump rallies and his upcoming projects.

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SWCD holds rally amid ongoing contract negotiations

By Kristina Evans | April 11, 2025

SWCD is currently renegotiating their February 2023 contract with the College and will meet for another bargaining session on April 17. 

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New freedom of expression and dissent policy does not significantly change forms of protected speech

By Jackson Hyde | April 11, 2025

While the new policy clarifies the College’s freedom of expression principles and guidelines on civil disobedience and unprotected speech, it does not significantly change which forms of speech are protected in practice.

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Howe Library may experience funding cuts from Trump administration executive order

By Abigail Byrne | April 11, 2025

A recent Trump executive order may change or eliminate some of the Hanover public library’s services, including its interlibrary loan program.

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New town policy on demonstrations, public protests and vigils increases flexibility for organizers

By Joy Utech | April 11, 2025

Now, Dartmouth student campus organizers can register protests with the town two days ahead, instead of eight.

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Energy officials hold bipartisan discussion on the future of energy policy

By Sabrina Tiger | April 11, 2025

The event was a part of the Rockefeller Center’s 100 Days Speaker Series.

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Facing foreclosure, local farm looks to Dartmouth for help

By Charlotte Hampton | April 10, 2025

The Norwich Farm Creamery has made a bid for the College to buy its land and facilities.

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Ticked off? A guide to avoid Lyme disease this spring

By Iman Bakhshi | April 10, 2025

As the risk of Lyme disease increases with the warmer weather, Dartmouth scientists, medical experts and students share their advice for protecting against ticks.  

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