Greeks expect strong second-round rush class
Coed, fraternity and sorority organizations are once again gearing up to recruit new additions to their houses as the Spring rush process makes its Dartmouth debut.
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Coed, fraternity and sorority organizations are once again gearing up to recruit new additions to their houses as the Spring rush process makes its Dartmouth debut.
As the intense battle over the Greek system continues at Dartmouth, similar controversies are appearing at universities across the nation.
The Alpha Delta fraternity lawn party, famous for the enthusiastically social, refreshingly laid-back, and ever-inebriated atmosphere it traditionally promises, holds strong as the highlight of Green Key Weekend.
Although it was three months ago today that an earthquake ravaged Gujarat, India, killing 25,000 and leaving countless others without resources, Dartmouth students and the local community have not forgotten the horrors of this tragedy.
Addressing the highly charged issue of how the United States should respond to the AIDS epidemic plaguing sub-Saharan Africa, medical and ethics experts will debate the merits of intervention at a panel discussion later this month.
Both statewide and on-campus this month, activists are working to raise awareness about violence against women by catapulting sexual assault into the public spotlight.