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Dartmouth offers admission to 1,798 applicants for the Class of 2027

By: The Dartmouth Senior Staff | 3/30/23 9:05pm

This class is the first to apply with full access to application resources from the College, such as on-campus tours and information sessions, since 2019.

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‘Always in a good mood’: Joshua White remembered for his dedication and kindness

By: Charlotte Hampton | 3/30/23 5:10am

Joshua White, an IT support analyst at the Tuck School of Business, loved cooking, gaming and his family.

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‘He just cared for everybody’: Josh Balara ’24 remembered for his warmth and humorous personality

By: Adriana James-Rodil | 3/31/23 10:16am

Known for his constant smile and endless kindness, Josh Balara ’24 cared deeply for his friends and family.

Sports

‘We’re all better when we help each other’: United by basketball, the Lawrence family makes it their mission to give

By: Will Dehmel | 3/31/23 1:10am

Larry Lawrence ’80 was honored recently as a member of the 2023 Class of Legends of Ivy League Basketball.

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Dartmouth baseball struggles to recover from a losing streak following spring training trip

By: Ava Politis | 3/31/23 1:05am

The Big Green had one win on its spring break training trip but failed to secure further wins against various competitors.

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by Zoe Olson / The Dartmouth

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College announces the appointment of three new trustees

By: Shena Han | 3/30/23 5:05am

David McKenna ’89, Shonda Rhimes ’91 and Todd Sisitsky ’93 are set to begin their four-year terms on July 1.

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Members of the Class of 2025 undergo recruiting process

By: Isabelle Han | 3/30/23 5:00am

This year’s investment banking recruiting process for summer 2024 interns is well underway, revealing a gradual shift in the timeline toward earlier start dates.

Opinion

Dunleavy: A Political Climate

By: Hannah Dunleavy | 3/28/23 4:00am

Democrats must adjust messaging on their environmental policies to win moderate Republican votes in 2024.

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Alsheikh: Stop H.B. 339

By: Ramsey Alsheikh | 3/7/23 4:15am

Republican members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives are seeking to limit our freedom of expression when it comes to Palestinian human rights.

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Nivarthy: The Supreme Court Is Right to Scrutinize Student Loan Forgiveness

By: Kavya Nivarthy | 3/7/23 4:05am

President Biden’s $400 billion loan forgiveness plan finally reaches the Supreme Court, and they are right to consider it for its breadth and unfairness to many groups of Americans. ...

Opinion

Gart: What The Hell Is DA$H?

By: Jeremy Gart | 3/7/23 4:00am

Groceries are frustratingly difficult to acquire on campus — but they don’t have to be.

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by Sophie Bailey / The Dartmouth Senior Staff

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Verbum Ultimum: Construct Your Criticism

By: The Dartmouth Editorial Board | 3/31/23 4:00am

The College should mandate professors to provide feedback on their students’ final examinations or papers before inputting grades.

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Edelman and Bindra: Community Power is an Opportunity for Climate Action

By: Sophie Edelman and Sunint Bindra | 3/30/23 4:00am

The new Community Power program in Hanover and several other New Hampshire communities offers consumers the exciting choice to use clean energy for their electricity needs.

Opinion

Hughes: Segregation in Healthcare

By: Terence Hughes | 3/28/23 4:05am

The American health system is segregated by insurance status, class and therefore de facto by race.

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Dunleavy: A Political Climate

By: Hannah Dunleavy | 3/28/23 4:00am

Democrats must adjust messaging on their environmental policies to win moderate Republican votes in 2024.

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by Sophia Scull / The Dartmouth

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Reflection: There is Always Regrowth

By: Selin Hos | 3/29/23 2:25am

One writer reflects on her journey through change and her appreciation for resilience.

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A Historic Run for the Ivy League

By: Grace Beilstein | 3/29/23 2:20am

Students at Princeton and Dartmouth speak on what Princeton’s March Madness success reveals about Ivy League sports culture.

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Reflection: To Make Strides, Lighten Your Load

By: Allison Burg | 3/29/23 2:15am

Allison Burg '25 reflects on the downsides of having a "work hard, play hard" mindset after a jam-packed winter term.

Sports

by Zooriel Tan / The Dartmouth Senior Staff

Men’s lacrosse brings home their first Ivy League Conference win since 2015, softball sweeps the University of Pennsylvania in their first Ivy League Series and sailing opens up their team race season with top-place finishes.