Tuck Globalizes
The Amos Tuck School of Business Administration named last week one of its professor the director of the school's new $13 million international business program, which will expand opportunities abroad for students and professors.
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The Amos Tuck School of Business Administration named last week one of its professor the director of the school's new $13 million international business program, which will expand opportunities abroad for students and professors.
One man died and five others were injured after a five-car collision following the football game Saturday afternoon on East Wheelock Street in front of Topliff dormitory.
When the Council on Investor Responsibility talks, the Board of Trustees listens.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6 -- At the tail-end of a play during the football game here, a Columbia player barreled into Big Green assistant coach Drew Tallman on the sidelines, bruising the cartilage between his ribs.
A member of the women's volleyball team wrote a letter in July to the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights supporting an allegation that the College does not provide equal opportunities to men's and women's sports.
Dartmouth Review Editor in Chief Oron Strauss '95 defended his newspaper in a radio interview last night and lashed out at College administrators for "deliberately distorting" the north campus development project.
For most of his life, Methembe Ndlovu '97 ran around in bare feet kicking a soccer ball made out of plastic bags in his native Zimbabwe. Now, sporting shiny soccer shoes, he drills a state-of-the-art leather ball for the Dartmouth varsity soccer team.
A draft of a report commissioned by the Provost to evaluate computer services at Dartmouth recommends the creation of a vice presidential post to oversee information technology and to coordinate the development of new uses for the College's extensive computer network.
A Grafton County Superior Court judge is currently considering a lawsuit filed by Hanover merchants against the town that challenges the right of the College to operate Topside, the convenience store in Thayer Dining Hall.
At their Fall term meetings starting a week from today, the College's Trustees will not convene the highest committee on student life, but leaders of the Student Assembly say they have prepared a report that addresses student concerns.
Senior members of the Co-ed Fraternity Sorority Council and presidents of some Greek houses are questioning the future of the council because of a growing concern that the council does not benefit its members.
The alumni council of one of Harvard's elite all-male "final clubs" recently delayed a vote to allow admission to women after the measure had been unanimously approved by the society's undergraduate members.
A committee that oversees the College Course program has voted not to offer the program's hallmark course, Introduction to War and Peace Studies, this year.
Speaking on "The Jewish Question in France" in a lecture last night in Dartmouth Hall, anthropologist Judith Friedlander said Jews have fought for the last century to maintain their culture in a society that tends toward homogeneity.
Approximately 30 students congregated in Rockefeller Center yesterday afternoon to discuss their concerns about finding and changing careers in education.
Hanover Police investigated a report of shouting and shattering glass outside of Theta Delta Chi fraternity late last night, a police spokesman said.
A drop in the College's score for academic reputation caused Dartmouth to slip a place this year in a national news magazine's ranking of the nation's top universities.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18 ' On a quest for a fourth consecutive Ivy League title, the Dartmouth football team started off on the wrong foot today, losing to the University of Pennsylvania,10-6.
After years of debate, the College recently announced it will uncover the controversial murals painted on the walls of Hovey's Pub in the basement of Thayer Dining Hall.
NEW YORK CITY, August 19 - Putting one's own kids through high school and college is tough, both financially and mentally, but imagine putting hundreds through it and in your spare time.