After a joint hearing on July 31, Dartmouth upheld the suspensions of Roan Wade ’25 and Jordan Narrol ’25 for their alleged participation in the May 28 Parkhurst Hall sit-in. Alesandra Gonzales ’27 has the story. thedartmouth.com/6dec446d-9fdd-…

The Dartmouth chapter of the Federalist Society hosted Harvard Law School professor of constitutional law Stephen Sachs to discuss Supreme Court rulings regarding birthright citizenship, student visas and more. Devon Schindler ’27 has the story. thedartmouth.com/b3f1239d-fc92-…

The Dartmouth sat down with anthropology professor Madeleine McLeester to discuss her team’s research at the Sixty Islands site and Indigenous farming in cold climates. Jeremiah Rayban ’27 has the story. thedartmouth.com/fb51015b-f75f-…

A key figure in the Trump administration’s legal battles is a Dartmouth alum and the former editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth Review. Vidushi Sharma ’27 has the story. thedartmouth.com/ec541be1-b2b5-…

Xiaotian Liu GR ended his lawsuit against the Trump administration after his F-1 student immigration status was reinstated on Aug. 8. Vidushi Sharma ’27 has the story. thedartmouth.com/0016b089-8e80-…

Devon Schindler ’27 sat down with distinguished fellow of Middle Eastern studies Ezzedine Fishere to discuss his article in the Washington Post that argues Egypt should take over Gaza to stabilize and rebuild the region. thedartmouth.com/0cf7c198-48ca-…

Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed seven GOP-backed bills in July, including measures on book removals, vaccine exemptions and the “Bathroom Bill.” Her decisions come amid growing partisan tensions in the New Hampshire legislature. thedartmouth.com/5c519ed7-64d1-…

The Dartmouth sat down with Vishva Natarajan MED ’28 to discuss his American Brain Tumor Association fellowship, how AI can unlock new insights in brain tumor treatment and why collaboration and open science matter. thedartmouth.com/48e793fb-8767-…

Ledyard Park, a new park on South Main Street, is under construction and will be fully opened in spring 2026. Rachel Kim ’27 has the story. thedartmouth.com/21bf7874-0fe3-…

Students of all experiences gather on the courts to dink, smash and rally in the intramural pickleball league playoffs. Sid Singh ’27 and Cesar Hernandez ’27 have the story. thedartmouth.com/72d40445-73ee-…

Roy Leibovitz ’27 reflects on winning the triple jump at the Israeli Championships, balancing elite athletics with academics and his goals for the future. thedartmouth.com/834949b7-7cde-…

Taylor Kruse ’27 reviews “Weapons,” a new darkly comedic horror film that wildly subverts expectations. thedartmouth.com/ee1c7813-4440-…

The Hopkins Center for the Arts presented a work-in-progress reading of “The Brothers Play,” a new work by Iranian-American writer Arya Shahi. Avery Lin ’27 has the story. thedartmouth.com/ef23b5be-ced5-…

The Icelandic band KALEO gave a soulful and energetic performance at Lake Morey Resort in Fairlee, Vt., last Thursday. Yaniya Gilford ’27 has the story. thedartmouth.com/0157b315-e365-…

Professor Jeremy R. Manning argues that academic boycotts do more harm than good at advancing social justice causes. thedartmouth.com/afd58bba-1fdf-…

Luke Montalbano ’27 argues that the United States is heading down a path of appeasement, and it needs to be called out. thedartmouth.com/34650e87-111f-…

Eli Moyse ’27 argues that regular grass should be switched out for more sustainable alternatives. thedartmouth.com/3e06ec50-c3fd-…

Kent Friel ’26 and Vidushi Sharma ’27 share their deliciously foolproof take on the Spanish tortilla — a golden, potato-packed, eggy wonder that tastes good any time of the day. thedartmouth.com/b40d395a-ff50-…

Leila Brady ’27 and Eli Moyse ’27 weigh in on how to cut ties with a summer fling. thedartmouth.com/f3984141-6cfb-…

As she prepares to spend two terms away from campus, Faith Koontz ’27 reflects on the excitement and uncertainty of living in a new place. thedartmouth.com/66772e4a-b4e6-…