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Students, alumni file Clery Act complaint

By Lindsay Ellis, The Dartmouth Staff

May 23

Dartmouth students have filed a Clery Act complaint against the College with testimonies from over 30 students and alumni. The accounts document alleged Clery violations of sexual assault, LGBT, racial and religious discrimination, hate crimes, bullying and hazing at the College. More»

College sees growth in total revenue in fiscal year 2012 | May 23

Symposium features student work | May 23

Echohawk discusses tribal rights | May 23

Daily Debriefing | May 23

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DHMC program faces 4 lawsuits

By Erin Landau And Brian Chalif, The Dartmouth Staff

May 23

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center’s residency program is facing four lawsuits on the dismissal of residents. Each case involves alleged forms of discrimination or abuse that characterize the insular culture and favoritism that former residents claim permeates the program. More»

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Assault victims face tough judicial process | May 03

Efforts to refocus the College’s image include an updated tour route, which excludes Webster Avenue and showcases new academic buildings.

Dartmouth strives to boost image | Apr 30

Sports

Women's Squash

Sunday Feb 3

Columbia 1

Dartmouth 8

Men's Squash

Sunday Feb 3

Columbia 4

Dartmouth 5

Men's Basketball

Saturday Feb 2

Yale 62

Dartmouth 71

Men's Hockey

Saturday Feb 2

Dartmouth 0

Rensselaer 3

Women's Basketball

Saturday Feb 2

Dartmouth 63

Yale 48

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The football team announced its recruiting class for the upcoming year, which includes 35 players from 15 states. (Full article in Sports: “Football team announces 35 recruits in the Class of 2017”) see larger »

Former residents at DHMC allege that the program discriminated or abused them, citing an intolerant and insular culture. (Full article in News: “DHMC program faces 4 lawsuits ”) see larger »

Emi Weed ’13 is one of the students who shared her research at the symposium on Wednesday afternoon. (Full article in News: “Symposium features student work”) see larger »

NO WEIGH!: Students gather around Collis Porch for Eating Disorder Peer Advisors’ “No Weigh Day” activities and prizes. see larger »

Echohawk, a founding member of the Native American Rights Fund, discussed litigation protecting indigenous rights. (Full article in News: “Echohawk discusses tribal rights”) see larger »