Dartmouth backing Harvard in lawsuit against Trump administration
The amicus brief will demonstrate that “the elimination of funding at Harvard negatively impacts the entire ecosystem” of higher education.
The amicus brief will demonstrate that “the elimination of funding at Harvard negatively impacts the entire ecosystem” of higher education.
In an email to campus, OVIS also offered some international students campus housing over the summer.
Jordan Narrol ’25, who said she was not present at the May 28 sit-in in Parkhurst Hall, has been barred from campus and will not be able to graduate this month.
One writer discovers the fragrant aromatics of draft cider in our very own Hanover.
Happy Week 10, Dartmouth! Read this edition of Mirror Asks to hear the final remarks of our writers this spring.
Dartmouth’s premier relationship advice column.
In an interview with The Dartmouth, Wade said that they are unsure if they will be able to graduate.
In an email sent to senior administrators, the six house professors said that the protesters were not violent or threatening.
On May 20, Dartmouth awarded honors to their athletes at the annual Celebration of Excellence.
After an impressive fourth-place finish at the Ivy League championships, women’s rowing is headed to the NCAA championships for the first time since 2011.
The flag football tournament continues to bring the Dartmouth community together and honor the life and legacy of Joshua Balara ’24.
Benson has brought a unique blend of indie rock, folk and Celtic vocals to her bands and performances at Dartmouth.
Eliza Goodyear discusses her time with the Decibelles and the a capella group’s latest album release.
The Literary Arts Bridge, which is run by the Creative Writing Program, will be fully operational this fall.