Tierney Flavin ’28 is a reporter and editor. She is from Kansas City, Mo. and plans to major in Government and Sociology.
In December 2025, the Trump administration appealed a September 2025 decision by a Massachusetts district court judge that struck down the federal government’s freeze of $2.2 billion in research funding to Harvard.
Black testified earlier today in front of the House Oversight Committee about his relationship to Jeffrey Epstein.
The law, signed into effect by then-governor Chris Sununu in 2024, barred the use of voter affidavits to prove citizenship.
On Saturday, Hanover Police arrested Alice Lloyd ’27 after responding to a report about a vehicular crash into the front entrance of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
The indie rock band will be opened by hip hop duo MKTO, student band Avalanche and a student DJ set.
Six former and two current women’s volleyball players spoke to The Dartmouth about head coach Kevin Maureen Campbell’s alleged bullying and inattention to their physical and mental well-being.
The law, signed on April 3 by Gov. Kelly Ayotte, will go into effect in June. It requires voters to present a government-issued ID at the polls.
College President Sian Leah Beilock has emphasized financial aid, standardized testing and institutional neutrality in her media statements.
Recent spikes in Dartmouth’s application numbers from a test-optional policy have plateaued in the current cycle.
The “Protecting College Students Act” would apply to all New Hampshire colleges which receive public funding