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Board of Trustees to formally review name of BVAC and Leon D. Black 1973 Shakespeare professorship after adopting new naming policy
The Dartmouth
During its meeting from Oct. 15 - Oct. 17, the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to adopt a new naming review policy and began a review of the names of the Black Family Visual Arts Center and the Leon D. Black 1973 Shakespeare professorship, both of which were named after Leon Black '73. Black, described by the New York Times as a "lucrative client" of con
'We certainly damaged trust': Administrators announce new protocol for installing residential security cameras at DSG meeting
The Dartmouth
On Oct. 18, senior vice president for operations and strategic initiatives Josh Keniston and Department of Safety and Security director Keiselim Montás joined the Dartmouth Student Government Senate for its fourth weekly meeting of the fall term. Senators questioned Keniston and Montás about the installation of cameras in College-owned residential facilities
Still without legal representation, Taha Tariq '28 plans to finish his Dartmouth degree abroad
The Dartmouth
Taha Tariq '28 will complete his Dartmouth degree in Middle Eastern studies through various study abroad programs, he told The Dartmouth in an email statement on Oct. 14. He also wrote that he still does not have formal legal representation in the case. On Aug. 2, Customs and Border Protection canceled Tariq's student visa and issued him an expedited order o
'Just answering the questions is not the point': Dartmouth mathematicians weigh artificial intelligence's role in the future of their work
The Dartmouth
On Oct. 6, OpenAI released 722 mathematical manuscripts addressing hundreds of research problems, including longstanding conjectures and questions related to several of the seven Millennium Prize Problems - major mathematical challenges established in 2000 that carry a $1 million prize for finding their solution. The released findings, and the unprecedented
'Unidos, somos más': Campus celebrates Latine and Caribbean Heritage Month
The Dartmouth
On Sep. 18, the Office of Pluralism and Leadership, campus departments and student-led organizations kicked off the College's 2026 Latine and Caribbean Heritage Month celebrations with tabling, food and activities in front of Latin American, Latino and Caribbean House. Events will continue through Dia de los Muertos celebrations on Nov. 3, according to the O
Gubernatorial challenger Cinde Warmington remains confident in candidacy despite being down in the polls
The Dartmouth
On Oct. 12, Democratic candidate for New Hampshire governor Cinde Warmington visited Dartmouth for a speaker event hosted by the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy and a meeting with Dartmouth Democrats. Warmington - who trailed Republican incumbent Gov. Kelly Ayotte by 11 points in a Sept. 22 New York Times/Siena University poll released Sept. 23 - ran un
Evergreen recruits 200 students for fall study in new effort to improve campus wellness
The Dartmouth
Three Evergreen study participants were granted anonymity to speak candidly about their experiences. They have been given the pseudonyms Evan, James and Matt. Evergreen, the campus wellness artificial intelligence project developed by Dartmouth professors and students, has recruited 200 undergraduate students for a fall term research study, according to an e
'I put my principles over party': 2nd Congressional District Republican nominee Lily Tang Williams speaks on campaign platform
The Dartmouth
At an Oct. 14 event hosted by the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy in its 2026 Midterms series, Republican nominee for New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional district Lily Tang Williams spoke about her campaign priorities. Tang Williams defeated Victor Orlando and Dan Nicholson in the Republican primary on Sept. 8, receiving 64.9% of the vote. She will face i
CIA deputy director Michael Ellis '06 discusses AI and China at Davidson Institute event
The Dartmouth
On Oct. 13, the Davidson Institute for Global Security and the Dartmouth chapter of the Federalist Society co-hosted CIA deputy director Michael Ellis '06 to discuss current intelligence issues and the impacts of artificial intelligence on global security. Approximately 160 people attended the event, which was moderated by government professor and Davidson I
Retired N.H. Supreme Court justice discusses press freedoms and education funding at Rockefeller Center event
The Dartmouth
On Oct. 13, former New Hampshire Supreme Court justice James Bassett '78 reflected on his career and hopes for the state's judiciary at an event hosted by the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy. Approximately 80 people attended the event in Hinman Forum and 23 watched a livestream recording, according to Rockefeller Center public officer for events and spe
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