In reversal, College turns on air conditioning in some residential buildings
AC has been turned on in Fahey, McLane, Andres and McCulloch Halls; Alpha Phi and Kappa Delta sororities and Chi Heorot fraternity.
AC has been turned on in Fahey, McLane, Andres and McCulloch Halls; Alpha Phi and Kappa Delta sororities and Chi Heorot fraternity.
The decision affirms the ruling of the New Hampshire Superior Court, which ruled on the law in April 2020.
The town government’s recommendations carried the day for each of the articles up for voter approval.
A list of rules is being created in response to allegations of sexual misconduct in Greek spaces.
Highlights of Tuesday’s meeting include potential changes to Hanover zoning laws, an undergraduate student running for Selectboard and a petition to abolish the Town Manager system.
Student-athletes are now able to profit off of their name, image or likeness and are no longer prohibited from receiving “non-cash education-related benefits.”
The Trips directorate plans to consolidate the program to just two sections and offer more diverse Trip options.
A new strategic campus framework proposes new campus buildings, green spaces and improved pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure.
Dartmouth announces intention to sell commercial radio license for WFRD-FM.
The inspections, which are conducted by the Hanover fire department, are due to begin this month.
The Republican-held state legislature sent the bill to the Governor’s desk on mostly party-line votes.
Students have expressed frustration at the lack of sufficient fall housing, which has disrupted academic plans.
With nearly all COVID-19 restrictions lifted, vaccinated students are no longer required to wear a mask while indoors or outdoors, including in dining halls and study spaces.
Though experience, rank and department factor in, male professors earn over $30,000 more per year than female professors.
Many restaurants and clothing stores quickly lifted their own mask requirements after the Town lifted their mask mandate.
A report revealed that students experienced increasing levels of anxiety and depression beginning in winter 2020, just before the pandemic went global.
In order to free up beds this fall, Dartmouth is holding a lottery for $5,000 payments for up to 200 students who are willing to give up their on-campus housing.
The four-hour ceremony at Memorial Field featured several speeches and the conferring of degrees on the Class of 2021.
The Dartmouth's sixth annual survey found steep declines in administration figures' popularity.
In an email sent to Geisel’s student body, the Dean of Geisel Duane Compton wrote that he had apologized to the accused students and announced plans to improve the school’s judicial and examination processes.