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Students and community members view solar eclipse

By Julia Abbott | April 11, 2024

Community members gathered on campus or traveled to different parts of New Hampshire and Vermont to view the cosmic event.

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College observes Sexual Assault Action Month

By Jasmyne Washington | April 11, 2024

The Student and Presidential Committee on Sexual Assault planned events such as a symposium on College efforts to end sexual violence, a bake sale and a fundraiser run for WISE.

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DSG discusses new meal plan proposal with Dartmouth Dining director Jon Plodzik

By Annabelle Zhang | April 9, 2024

Students previously exempt from the Ivy Unlimited dining plan may be required to purchase the new plan.

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Oxford professor Ruth Chang discusses AI and human values

By Jeremiah Rayban | April 9, 2024

Chang’s lecture, titled “Does AI Design Rest on a Mistake?” proposed a solution to ethical dilemmas posed by artificial intelligence.  

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Dartmouth honors Robert Frost’s 150th birthday

By Tess Bruett | April 8, 2024

The College held dramatic readings of the poet’s work, while local middle schoolers recited his poetry. 

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Q&A with Dartmouth Ph.D student Antônio Mello

By Rachel Kim | April 8, 2024

Mello’s research on prosopometamorphopsia, characterized by distorted perceptions of faces, is shedding light on the often unrecognized disorder. 

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Dartmouth Health receives $8 million in funding

By Kelsey Wang | April 5, 2024

The awarded amount  — which comes from congressional funding and a grant — will improve their research and care in Vermont and New Hampshire. 

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Dartmouth Dialogue Project partners with StoryCorps

By Sierra Sugarman | April 5, 2024

The partnership was launched on April 3 in an event led by President Beilock and StoryCorps president Dave Isay.

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Britt Scholarship yields both excitement and concerns about aid equity

By Arizbeth Rojas and Vidushi Sharma | April 4, 2024

Following the scholarship’s announcement, students look forward to financial relief but express concern over the number of qualifying students.

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“Question Reality!”: Popular online physics course offered in person this spring

By Kelsey Wang | April 4, 2024

Physics professor Marcelo Gleiser teaches his class on "what it means to be human" in-person for the first — and last — time.

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Sphinx building vandalized

By Charlotte Hampton and Vidushi Sharma | April 2, 2024

Inflammatory graffiti was discovered on the Sphinx’s building on East Wheelock Street today.

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DHMC nurses begin organizing to unionize

By Charlotte Hampton | April 2, 2024

The nurses are responding to a lack of support from hospital leadership and high turnover rates at DHMC.

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Students accepted to the Class of 2028 react to financial aid developments and test-encouraged admissions

By Kelsey Wang | April 2, 2024

A record 31,657 students — the last round accepted under Dartmouth’s test-optional policy — applied in a year that saw significant increases in Dartmouth financial aid offerings.

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DSG holds first meeting of term

By Annabelle Zhang | April 2, 2024

The Dartmouth Student Government appointed new executives and discussed safety protocols, Dartmouth’s settlement in a class-action lawsuit about financial aid and flag removals at their start-of-term meeting.

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Survey results reveal student opinions on standardized testing admissions requirement

By Elena Oh , Colin Wolfe and Irene Ko | April 2, 2024

While the reinstatement has drawn significant criticism from some students, the majority of undergraduates surveyed approve of the College’s decision.

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Graduate students stage walkout protest for higher stipends and other benefits

By Navyaa Mittal | April 1, 2024

Following the protest, the College offered a counter-proposal to the union, continuing the bargaining process.

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Mock Trial secures spot in national competition for the first time since 2008

By Charlotte Hampton | April 1, 2024

 The team will go to Chicago to compete against top colleges at the end of April. 

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Representative Annie Kuster ’78 will not seek reelection

By Vidushi Sharma | March 29, 2024

Kuster will step down from Congress to work in support of Democratic election campaigns across the country.

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Construction scheduled this summer for East Wheelock Street and North Park Street

By Sierra Sugarman | March 29, 2024

In support of Beilock’s sustainability goals, the College plans to renovate residential halls and Greek spaces on campus.

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Search begins for state Rep. Sharon Nordgren’s successor

By Molly Ryan | March 29, 2024

After the death of state Rep. Sharon Nordgren, D-Grafton 12, legislators look for a candidate to carry on her "courageous" legacy of advocating for healthcare. 

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