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Following The Dartmouth's inquiries, Safety and Security pauses camera installations in Greek houses to 'address student concerns'
The Dartmouth
On Thursday afternoon, Department of Safety and Security director Keiselim Montas wrote in an email to campus that Safety and Security has "currently paused" the installation of security cameras in all College-owned residential facilities, including Greek houses, while they "address student concerns and clarify the scope and timeline of the project." The dep
Dartmouth Dialogues launches certificate program for students
The Dartmouth
Dartmouth Dialogues, College President Sian Leah Beilock's signature initiative to promote meaningful dialogue across differing perspectives, launched a new certificate program for students on Sept. 14. The purpose of the Certificate in Principles of Dialogue program is to train Dartmouth students to "feel confident" in "productive dialogue around complex to
Droughts are less frequent, intense than pre-1980, Dartmouth researchers find
The Dartmouth
On Sept. 30, a team composed of geography professors Jonathan Winter and Justin Mankin and earth and planetary sciences professor Erich Osterberg and earth science graduate student Janelle Wargo GR'25 published a study in the Journal of Hydrometeorology in which they found that droughts in the northeastern United States have become less frequent and less int
Selectboard reviews Crosby Street renovation plans at biweekly meeting
The Dartmouth
At its Oct. 5 meeting, town manager Robert Houseman provided updates on a Crosby Street restoration project, which closed the road to motor vehicles on June 18, 2025. The Selectboard also voted to authorize Houseman to begin recruitment for the recently proposed deputy town manager position. The deputy will assist the town manager with "administering, coordi
Class of 2030 celebrates Homecoming with return of bonfire
The Dartmouth
On Oct. 3, the 138-year bonfire tradition returned to the Green for the College's 2026 Homecoming. Last year's bonfire was replaced with a lightshow in response to a severe drought and state-wide burn ban. Hanover Police chief James Martin reported zero arrests for the weekend. Dartmouth Safety and Security associate director Thomas O'Donnell Jr. reported si
Magnetic in her field: Earth sciences professor Sarah Slotznick receives early career award
The Dartmouth
On Sept. 23, the American Geophysical Union awarded Earth and planetary sciences professor Sarah Slotznick the Takesi Nagata Early Career Award, a recognition presented annually to an Earth scientist who has "excelled in research and service to the fields of geomagnetism, paleomagnetism and electromagnetism," according to the Union's website. Slotznick studi
'Becoming global citizens': Guarini Institute's new executive director on the value of study away programs
The Dartmouth
On Aug. 1, Megan Wood was named the new executive director of the Frank J. Guarini Institute for International Education, which facilitates opportunities to study away from campus. More than half of Dartmouth students study away at least once, according to the Dartmouth Admissions Office website. Wood, who was previously the Guarini Institute's deputy direct
'There's a lot of frustration': DSG discusses AI policies with administrators
The Dartmouth
On Oct. 4, the Dartmouth Student Government met for its second weekly meeting of the fall term. The Senate hosted dean of undergraduate student affairs John McKnight and dean of Arts and Sciences Nina Pavcnik, who were seeking student input ahead of the College's upcoming public "listening session" on artificial intelligence. The event, which will be held to
Pete Buttigieg calls for the Democratic Party to reform the political system at annual N.H. Democrats dinner
The Dartmouth
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said during his keynote address at the New Hampshire Democratic Party's annual Eleanor Roosevelt Dinner on Oct. 3 that Democrats "need to be prepared to reform the system" if the party is successful in the midterms. The event, one of NHDP's largest annual fundraisers, included speeches from state politicians and
Peak Bag projected to raise over $50,000 for suicide prevention at Dartmouth
The Dartmouth
The seventh annual Omondi Obura Peak Bag fundraiser, which held its community picnic on Oct. 4 on the lawn of Baker-Berry Library, is projected to raise over $50,000 this year for mental health and suicide prevention efforts at Dartmouth. Registration reached 1,180 as of Oct. 5, according to an email statement from fundraising organizer Kate Haffner '88. Pea
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