Faculty discusses proposal to create a School of Arts and Sciences

According to faculty, a distinct school would give arts and sciences leadership more budget discretion and organizational flexibility. 

Q&A with Star Trek actor and Montgomery Fellow George Takei

Takei, who visited campus from May 2 to 4, engaged with students on topics including Asian American visibility and LGBTQ+ rights.

Conditions of Annelise Orleck’s bail ‘corrected’

Following community efforts, the terms of history professor Annelise Orleck’s bail — which included a temporary ban from campus — have been corrected.

Former State Department director cancels Dartmouth event due to protests

Josh Paul called off a May 2 event hosted by the Dickey Center as an objection to the Beilock administration’s “crackdown” on student protesters.

College spokesperson issues statement on student reporter arrests

In their statement, the College affirmed the importance of “freedom of the press” but did not call for charges to be dropped against Charlotte Hampton ’26 and Alesandra Gonzales ’27, the two reporters arrested during the protests.

Police arrest 89 individuals at pro-Palestinian protest

Community members react to last night’s protests, which resulted in 89 arrests — including students, faculty members, unaffiliated protesters and two staff members of The Dartmouth.

College clarifies stance on professor Annelise Orleck’s arrest

Dartmouth did not seek Orleck’s prohibition from campus.

Faculty gather on Green in response to protester arrests, petition for emergency faculty meeting

Beilock addresses Dartmouth community

College President Sian Leah Beilock sent a campus wide email to the College community after last night’s mass arrests.

Campus encampments live updates: Protests yield mass arrests

GOLD-UE votes to strike, effective May 1

Dartmouth’s graduate student workers’ union is negotiating for higher pay and better benefits.

Former office manager of The Dartmouth pleads guilty to embezzling more than $223,000 from student newspaper

Nicole Chambers pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud in federal court today.

College investigating two students for alleged on-campus racial harassment

Cooper Black ’26 and one other student have been accused of disrupting an Indigenous Peoples’ Day ceremony last October with mock war cries and racially charged remarks.

Julia Cross ’24 remembered for her kindness and resilience

After a courageous battle against sacral osteosarcoma — a rare type of bone cancer — Cross died on April 6 at age 21. 

Candidates reflect on DSG election and campaign process

On April 23, the Elections Planning and Advisory Committee announced that Chukwuka Odigbo ’25 and Jon Pazen ’25 were elected student body president and vice president, respectively.

Dartmouth Student Government discusses how to handle GOLD-UE strike

At their weekly meeting on Sunday, DSG members debated how to communicate information about the GOLD-UE strike to undergraduate students.

Charisse Burden-Stelly speaks at 20th annual Zantop Memorial Lecture

Burden-Stelly spoke about Black equality and communism during the 20th century.

Students and faculty react to Dartmouth Climate Collaborative

Some community members expressed excitement at the initiative’s commitment to achieving real carbon zero and interdisciplinary approach. 

Hanover Selectboard votes to abstain from endorsing petition for ‘immediate and permanent ceasefire’ in Gaza

Members of the Hanover and Dartmouth communities expressed concern over the proposal’s relevance to Hanover. 

Three Magnuson Center social entrepreneurship startups to compete internationally

The teams have advanced to the Hult Prize regional competitions in Mexico, Portugal and the United Arab Emirates.