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An academic honor society for underclassmen at Dartmouth -- a chapter of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NCSC) -- has just been formally recognized by the Committee on Student Organizations.
When it comes to caffeine intake, Dartmouth students are not ones to shy away.
With the arrival of the Class of 2004 less than two months away, the First-Year Office is already busy planning an orientation schedule packed with social and academic events to introduce Dartmouth's newest class to the College.
Twelve years ago, students in an upper-level Environmental Studies class were presented with a task: develop a plan to make Dartmouth more environmentally sustainable.
A panel of experts debated bio-terrorism's threat to the United States during a public discussion at the Thayer School of Engineering last Friday evening, raising scientific and political issues and reaching no firm conclusions.
Jorge Miranda '01 just met with someone working to cure a disease. But the meeting was not with a professor or even a Biology major -- it was just one of what Miranda deems an amazing group of applicants for Dartmouth's Class of 2005.
Members of the Class of 1935 will celebrate their 75th Reunion this weekend, with various events planned to bring the Class together to Hanover once again.
Seventy years after they graduated from Dartmouth, approximately 40 members of the Class of 1930 will descend upon Hanover to reminisce and enjoy one another's company, according to Senior Associate Director of Alumni Relations David Orr.
Just two days after the House voted to normalize trade status with China, former United States diplomat to Cuba Wayne Smith argued the U.S. should normalize relations with Cuba as well, while speaking to a crowd of 50 people at the Rockefeller Center yesterday evening.
The Upper Valley's Habitat for Humanity chapter is building its 11th home, and once again, Dartmouth students are doing more than their share of nailing and roofing.
While the College's panel discussion and protests on the subject of U.S. Navy occupation of Vieques raised student awareness of the issue, Dartmouth graduate student Hector Rosario took political activism beyond the Hanover plain last weekend.
More and more people are seeking mental health therapy online, a trend that College Health Services Director John Turco M.D. sees as filled with new possibilities -- and also new concerns.
Puerto Rican activists urged students to protest the U.S. Navy's exploitation of the Puerto Rican island Vieques, in a panel discussion last night.
Sexual Assault Awareness Week began this past Saturday, with films, speeches and workshops across the Dartmouth campus all week to draw attention to the issue.
If you think the campaign between Al Gore and George Bush will be heated this fall, imagine a debate between the capitalists -- and the communists.
The Harlem Spiritual Ensemble will perform tonight at 8 p.m. at the Hopkins Center.
According to most students who spoke with The Dartmouth, Elian Gonzales should be allowed to return to Cuba, and the U.S. government's handling of the situation has not been entirely appropriate.
Recently elected Trustee Michael Chu '68 shared lessons of leadership learned through his life and business experience to attendees of the Leadership 2000 Conference Saturday evening at the Rockefeller Center.
The next time you go to a fraternity party, the brother checking IDs at the door might tell you to put out that cigarette before letting you in the house.
Experts in technology and its influences on society gathered to voice concerns about the growing "digital divide" in our country between those with access to computers and the Internet and those without.
