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The Women's Rugby team beat Brown 45-14 in the Ivy League Semifinal.
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The Men's Hockey team beat Michigan 3-2 on Saturday.
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As both Columbia and Dartmouth sit at a 3-1-1 in second place, the treatment by the Ivy League of Harvard’s completed and forfeited games could have Championship implications.
The Men's Hockey team beat Michigan 3-2 on Saturday.
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The Field Hockey team lost to Harvard 3-1 on Saturday.
The football team lost to Harvard 23-21 on Saturday.
Should You Touch The Fire?
A step by step guide to see whether you should touch the fire tonight.
Quiz: What Type of Alum Will You Be?
You can take an alum out of Dartmouth, but you can't take the Dartmouth out of an alum. What type of alum will you be when you return to Hanover for Homecoming?
Q&A with philosophy professor Ann Bumpus
When philosophy professor Ann Bumpus accepted a position at the College in 1991, she expected to be in Hanover for only a year. Twenty-six years later, Bumpus continues to teach popular classes in the philosophy, writing and women’s, gender and sexuality studies departments. Bumpus earned a doctorate in philosophy from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a B.A. from Union College. With a primary research interest in reproductive rights, specifically in designer babies, Bumpus enjoys learning about new reproductive technologies and incorporating the subsequent ethical questions into her teaching. This term, she is teaching two Writing 5 classes, one focusing on human cloning and the other on the death penalty.
Center for Surgical Innovation receives FDA approval for new research
Last week, a research team from the Dartmouth Center for Surgical Innovation received Food and Drug Administration approval to explore the use of a new fluorescent agent in neurosurgical procedures. Led by biomedical engineering professor Keith Paulsen and neurosurgery professor and primary clinical investigator David Roberts, this study is the first to involve human subjects and could potentially transform neurosurgery.
Homecoming weekend to feature over 30 events
With events ranging from a lecture on the upcoming election to tours of Baker Library Bell Tower to the traditional parade and bonfire on the Green, this year’s Homecoming schedule includes more than 30 events. Vice President for Alumni Relations Martha Beattie ’76 said between 4,000 to 5,000 alumni typically return for Homecoming and the College expects a similar turnout this year.