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Native American House to close next year for renovations
By Kay Alvito and Sahil Gandhi | March 10, 2026The house will be closed from summer 2026 until summer 2027.
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Norwich Farmers Market to relocate to year-round facility
By Kay Alvito and Will Sanders | February 10, 2026The market will take up a larger space and offer expanded parking capacity.
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From ski jumps to snow games: Winter Carnival then and now
By Kay Alvito and Madeline Kahn Ehrlich | February 6, 2026This year’s festivities inherit a century of winter athleticism, campus camaraderie and musical guests.
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Journalists David French and Sarah Isgur praise Supreme Court’s ‘integrity’
By Kay Alvito | February 3, 2026During 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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MLK Jr.’s daughter Bernice King denounces distortion of father’s legacy at campus talk
By Kay Alvito | February 2, 2026King 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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Over 80 community members gather for vigil mourning Renée Good
By Kay Alvito and Isabela Pierry | January 27, 2026The vigil comes after the 37-year-old American citizen was shot and killed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Jonathan Ross on Jan. 7.
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Live Free Or Die! New Hampshire at 250
By Kay Alvito and Eliza Dorton | January 23, 2026Students, faculty members and state historians reflected on New Hampshire history and the state’s unique cultural identity.
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Dartmouth Dialogues celebrates its two-year anniversary
By Kay Alvito and Iris WeaverBell | January 13, 2026Community members said the initiative was “changing campus culture,” although some students were unaware of its impact.
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‘Anti-federalist, ideal democracy’: The state of the New Hampshire State Legislature
By Kay Alvito and Max Hubbard | November 17, 2025A state that has historically prided itself on local representation and deliberative process collides with rising polarization.
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New report shows women in New Hampshire earn 24% less than men
By Kay Alvito and Sreesamhitha Bhamidipati | November 13, 2025The New Hampshire Women’s Foundation found in its biennial report about gender economics that New Hampshire women face a higher-than-national-average wage gap and mental health complications.