Dartmouth rises to sixth in FIRE rankings of university free speech
The College climbed 29 spots in the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s annual rankings as students reported greater comfort speaking ...
The College climbed 29 spots in the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s annual rankings as students reported greater comfort speaking ...
The House Oversight Committee’s order comes after Black failed to appear at a Sept. 3 deposition for the congressional investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
At their biweekly Monday night meeting, the Selectboard proposed a new assistant town manager position and moved to review official town budget practices at next week’s meeting.
Hanover voters cast 1,553 Democratic ballots and 171 Republican ballots as candidates advanced in the U.S. Senate, gubernatorial and congressional races.
Dartmouth President Sian Leah Beilock’s argument about artificial intelligence isn’t pedagogy — it’s product placement.
Towle’s family and friends from Dartmouth recalled her kindness and resilience.
Following the completion of construction for the two residential halls this fall, The Dartmouth toured Russo Hall and Fayerweather Hall with undergraduate housing projects director Lindsay Walkinshaw.
As she begins her junior year at Dartmouth, one writer reflects on her experience as an Orientation Leader and the pervasive pressure to have it all “figured out.”
Under head coach Jason Klinkradt’s first season, the team took an important 4-2 victory over Merrimack College and a close 2-1 loss to Sacred Heart University.
The Big Green continued their successful out-of-conference slate with two victories.
Nef sat down with The Dartmouth to discuss his skiing career, gold medal performance and college experience.
The Alliance for the Visual Arts’ Young Artists Meetup is a free group for Upper Valley artists early in their careers looking for support and camaraderie.
The Tony-nominated play, which will feature two Dartmouth students and a theater department lecturer, will run from Sept. 23 to Oct. 11.
First written in 1894, Dartmouth’s alma mater has long been subject to changes and controversy because its gendered language only recognized the “men of Dartmouth.”