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Conversations about the Greek system are ubiquitous on this campus, as well as in the pages of this publication. Despite its relentless presence, however, campus discourse consistently overlooks a significant portion of students who belong to the Greek community. Coed houses and undergraduate societies — both of which are listed in the GLOS handbook — experience significantly lower visibility on campus than those houses awarded “mainstream status” — those that are single-sex. Although 96 percent of affiliated students join single-sex houses, the remaining 4 percent cannot be ignored. Excluding coed organizations from both campus consciousness and tangible privileges is harmful to both coed members and the greater Greek system.
The Tucker Foundation will split into two centers: one addressing religion, the other service. The restructuring follows much discussion of the organization's purpose.
A July 14 probable cause hearing is the next step for the two Upper Valley men arrested and charged with robbing and assaulting a Dartmouth student early Wednesday morning.If probable cause is found, the case will proceed to trial at the Grafton Superior Court.
A male student was assaulted and robbed on the Green just after midnight on Wednesday. The suspected assailants — Mark Ruppel, 26, of Canaan and Troy Schwarz, 20, of Lebanon — are charged with felony counts of second-degree assault, unarmed robbery and falsifying physical evidence. A third person was with the two suspects at the time of the attack, but he was not charged.
Hanover Police detective captain Frank Moran, who recently stepped down as acting police chief, retired from the police department Tuesday.
Men’s lacrosse coach Andy Towers will not lead the team next season, Dartmouth Athletics announced Wednesday. Towers, who has been with the Big Green program since 2005 and has served as head coach for the last five years, had a year remaining on his contract, the Valley News reported. The Valley News reported that Towers was fired.
Senior associate Dean of the College Inge-Lise Ameer will assume the role of interim Dean of the College on Aug. 1, the College announced Wednesday morning. Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson officially begins as vice president for student affairs and dean of students at Scripps College, located in Claremont, California, that day.
Geisel School of Medicine dean Wiley “Chip” Souba will not seek reappointment to a second four-year term, College President Phil Hanlon announced this morning. Souba plans to continue to work in medical education at Geisel.
During the final strides of Saturday’s NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships 5,000-meter final, Abbey D’Agostino ’14 wore a determined stare. She was in third place by the last lap, behind Marielle Hall of the University of Texas and Aisling Cuffe of Stanford University.
Megan Krumpoch '14 finished fifth in the women's 800-meter race at theNCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships onFriday, setting a new school record with a time of2:03.82.
A $10 million anonymous donation will support a new learning center at the Hood Museum of Art, the College announced Thursday. The center is part of the Hood’s major construction project that will begin in spring 2016. The Hood began planning its expansion in 2010 and chose New York architecture firm Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects to lead the project in 2012.
Megan Krumpoch ’14 had a strong performance for the Big Green on the opening night of the NCAA track and field championship, finishing fourth in her eight-person heat on Wednesday to qualify her for Friday night’s championship.
Heather Lindkvist, of Bates College, will serve as Dartmouth’s Title IX coordinator starting in August, the College announced Tuesday.
About 13,500 people gathered on the Green Sunday morning to celebrate Commencement, at which 1,116 students received undergraduate degrees. For a full story, click here.
After one four-year term, Trevor Rees-Jones '73 retired from the Board of Trustees following Commencement, the College announced Sunday. He was replaced by Gregory Maffei '82. The Board's termly meeting was Friday.
Award-winning screenwriter Shonda Rhimes ’91 will deliver this year’s Commencement address. Creator, head writer and executive producer of television shows “Scandal,” “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Private Practice,” Rhimes will be the 11th woman to address a graduating class as the featured speaker since the start of the 20th century. The Dartmouth talked to Rhimes about her memories of Dartmouth, her advice for graduating seniors and her plans for her trip to Hanover.
In the week before Commencement, we asked our graduating reporters and columnists to imagine returning to campus for their 25th reunion. Where would they see the most change? The strongest continuities?
For the second straight year, the Dartmouth women's sailing team has earned the crown of national champions. A second-place finish in the semifinals qualified the team for the finals, where Dartmouth won its fourth title.
Tuesday afternoon, a person named in the April 11 story, "The World of College Debate," informed The Dartmouth that he had not been interviewed.The paper investigated and found that the reporter, Jake Bayer ’16, had fabricated the quotation. Bayer confirmed this, and he is no longer on The Dartmouth’s staff.We have removed each of his 79 articles from our website.