State bomb squad clears car outside of ’53 Commons for hazardous materials
By Iris WeaverBell and Jackson Hyde | October 24, 2025Hanover Police obtained an arrest warrant for the vehicle owner for “disorderly conduct.”
Iris WeaverBell ’28 is a news reporter. She is from Portland, Ore., and is majoring in economics and minoring in public policy.
Hanover Police obtained an arrest warrant for the vehicle owner for “disorderly conduct.”
“I do not believe that a compact — with any administration — is the right approach to achieve academic excellence,” College President Sian Leah Beilock wrote.
The Chronicle of Higher Education cited two anonymous sources saying that Beilock told faculty members that she will not sign the compact “as written.”
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Professor Westwood’s research has gained new relevance.
Citing revenue concerns, the Outdoor Programs Office will now charge Dartmouth undergraduate students to reserve the lodge, which became free to them during the pandemic.
Some members of the Class of 2029 said the remarks at orientation felt like a “warning,” while others praised her emphasis on fostering dialogue.
The restaurant will replace Boloco, the popular chain that has been in Hanover for 21 years.
This article is featured in the 2025 Freshman Special Issue. Lawmakers across New Hampshire’s political spectrum say polarization in Concord has intensified in recent years, as bipartisan dealmaking has given way to party-line votes on high-profile issues. Since Republicans won a supermajority ...
Dartmouth and 31 other top universities were included in the lawsuit.
In July, New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed measures on bathrooms, books and sex education, signaling a “pragmatic” approach towards a sharply divided legislature.