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(11/21/14 9:07pm)
During informal hearings with sexual assault victims in Washington, D.C., Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.) and other co-sponsors of the Campus Accountability and Safety Act bill learned that some students felt their institutions failed them.
(09/17/14 11:13pm)
Since College President Phil Hanlon met with Greek organization leaders Tuesday night, councils and presidents say they have met repeatedly and at length to discuss potential reforms to the Greek system.
(09/17/14 12:20am)
College President Phil Hanlon urged Greek leaders to take the lead in addressing binge drinking, sexual assault and hazing in a closed meeting Tuesday night. For an hour and a half, Hanlon, Board of Trustees Chair Bill Helman and “Moving Dartmouth Forward” presidential steering committee chair Barbara Will spoke with fraternity and sorority presidents and other Greek leaders about potential reforms, including eliminating fall pledge term.
(09/09/14 11:49pm)
Expanded enrollment, training and programming mark the First-Year Peer Mentoring Program, open to all incoming students for the first time since its 2012 launch. More than one-third of the Class of 2018 chose to participate in the program, which matches three or four freshmen with upperclassman mentors.
(03/25/14 11:41pm)
North Haverhill — The defense in the trial of Parker Gilbert ’16, charged with rape, began and rested its case Tuesday without calling Gilbert to the stand. On the seventh day of the trial, the prosecution rested and Judge Peter Bornstein ruled to dismiss two of the prosecution’s eight charges against Gilbert.
(09/11/13 2:00am)
With the Student Assembly president and vice president together on campus for the first time since their election last spring, organization members will spend fall term solidifying their agenda and developing online projects, long-term student life initiatives and partnerships with administrative offices, Student Assembly vice president Michael Zhu '14 said.
(08/20/13 2:00am)
The Hood is one of a handful of museums to own the complete set of Picasso's "Vollard Suite," a series of 100 etchings made between 1930 and 1937. Rarely seen in its entirety, the exhibit includes step-by-step prints showing the composition process for one of its most famous works, "Blind Minotaur Led by a Little Girl," and "Minotauromachy," a huge print showing the half-bull, half-man monster stumbling into a town square.
(08/16/13 2:00am)
Following increases in the College's operating budget, the SmartChoice5 and BlockChoice45, the most popular meal plan options, will increase to $1,570 from $1,500 and include $45 more in DBA. The door price for a dinner at 1953 Commons will also rise from to $14.50 from $13.95, Dartmouth Dining Services director David Newlove said. The number of meal swipes allotted to each plan will not change.
(08/13/13 2:00am)
Congratulations on your admission to Dartmouth! We hope you're as excited to join us as we are to have you here.
(08/13/13 2:00am)
Vladimir Feltsman's hands, reflected in the mirrored surface of a grand piano, seemed barely capable of keeping up with his real ones during his exuberant performance Friday night.
(08/13/13 2:00am)
A woman was attacked by an unknown male at around 11:15 p.m. Sunday night while walking along Route 10, according to a campus-wide Safety and Security alert. The woman was a Dartmouth graduate in her early 20s, Safety and Security associate director Keiselim Montas said.
(08/02/13 2:00am)
Six Dartmouth students are spending their summers in Ghana mentoring youth and leading programs in literacy, art and science as part of the World Partners in Education volunteer program.
(07/26/13 2:00am)
All seven indictments are derived from a female student's allegations about events that took place on the morning of May 2. The case will likely go to trial within a year.
(07/12/13 2:00am)
Nyaya Health, which draws its name from a Sanskrit word meaning "justice in action," broadens access to medical care in rural Nepal using a model Arnoldy called "global health 2.0." So far, these techniques have been more successful than traditional international aid models in helping hard-to-reach populations, Arnoldy said.
(06/25/13 2:00am)
Representatives from the Inter-Fraternity Council said they hope the punishments established will deter freshmen from entering events not approved by GLC and compel Greek organizations to report violations that occur in their houses.
(06/25/13 2:00am)
After converting her thesis into a play, Adams rented a theater in New York for four sold-out shows. The feedback was so enthusiastic that she and Jon Goracy, the movie's director and Adams' boyfriend, considered turning it into a movie.
(03/05/13 4:00am)
Jones Media Center media learning technologist Susan Simon said she has worked with 14 classes on media projects this winter, an increase from previous terms. The courses include the government, German studies, geography and environmental studies departments. Many introductory writing classes have also introduced a multimedia component.
(02/25/13 4:00am)
From new cardiology studies to students that go overseas and want to interview people, the Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects answers ethical questions about human research at Dartmouth. The committee is an interdisciplinary group of experts and community members who analyze the risk posed to participants by Dartmouth-affiliated researchers' studies.
(02/14/13 4:00am)
Changes to federal student aid proposed by President Barack Obama in his State of the Union address on Tuesday would make universities' access to federal loans dependent on the educational value of the institution, as determined by student outcomes and cost. If implemented, the plan could potentially impact the College's access to federal aid.
(02/08/13 4:00am)
Imagine the Dean of the College in a horse-drawn wagon riding down Webster Avenue, judging ice figures constructed on each fraternity house's front lawn. While fraternities and dormitories no longer sculpt for bragging rights, the traditional snow sculpture on the Green has endured since it was first built in 1925.