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Sororities, all but two fraternities decide against spring rush

By Daniel Modesto | April 8, 2021

The majority of the Class of 2023 will have few additional opportunities to rush this year.

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Dartmouth offers admission to 1,749 applicants to the Class of 2025

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | April 6, 2021

The acceptance rate plummeted to 6.17%, a record low.

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The Nest, a cafe and deli, to open in May

By Mike Hanrahan | April 6, 2021

The new restaurant will occupy Morano Gelato's former location and will feature coffee and sandwiches.

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Employees required to return to in-person work by fall

By Andrew Sasser | April 6, 2021

The College will consider creating permanent remote positions.

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Students organize inaugural Dartmouth Undergraduate Economics Research Conference

By Anaïs Zhang | April 6, 2021

The conference drew roughly 40 attendees.

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GoPhish tournament teaches Dartmouth community to identify phishing emails

By Thomas Brown | April 5, 2021

Over 10,000 phishing attacks hit College servers each day.

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College, clubs plan spring outdoor activities following Green Key cancellation

By Penelope Spurr | April 5, 2021

Possible activities include disc golf, laser tag and outdoor concerts.

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Raam Tambe ’21, Tyler Vergho ’23 win 75th National Debate Tournament, Rex Copeland award

By Caitlin McCarthy | April 3, 2021

The victory marks Dartmouth’s first national tournament win since 1993.

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Lamees Kareem ’22 dies at 20

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | April 2, 2021

The junior was set to graduate with a degree in government and economics next spring.

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Eligible students receive stimulus checks, professors weigh in on effectiveness

By Maya Kempf-Harris | April 2, 2021

Students said they plan to spend the money on rent and at local businesses.

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College implements vaccine partnership with NH, Upper Valley residents attend BIPOC vaccine clinic

By Sydney Wuu | April 1, 2021

The College-state partnership assists students and employees in Phases 2A and 2B, while students ineligible for these phases look to external opportunities.

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Town manager, alumni challenge Sununu’s decision to exclude out-of-state students from vaccines

By Ben Fagell | April 1, 2021

Sununu told students to travel home to receive the vaccine despite inclusion of students in New Hampshire's federal vaccine allotment.

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Spring move-in dates conflict with Passover, some students opt to delay arrival

By Andrew Sasser | March 30, 2021

The Jewish holiday, which started on March 27, came right after the College’s move-in dates of March 25 and 26.

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Despite College recommendations, many students traveled over spring break

By Amar Scherzer | March 30, 2021

Students left Hanover to visit family, relax or seek other places to stay after failing to receive interim housing from the College.

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‘I always think of him now as sunshine’: Connor Tiffany ’24 remembered fondly by loved ones

By Mike Hanrahan | March 29, 2021

The freshman from Virginia died in Boston on March 14 at the age of 19.

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Environmental studies, linguistics, NAS programs promoted to departments, education department disbanded

By Daniel Modesto | March 29, 2021

The changes to department and program statuses are the result of multi-year processes.

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Asian American faculty, staff and students call for establishment of Asian American studies program

By Anaïs Zhang | March 29, 2021

The petition has received support from over 790 Dartmouth community members and professors at peer institutions.

JC Penney vaccination site in West Lebanon

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College and state announce partnership to vaccinate eligible students, staff

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | March 20, 2021

Those registered by the College will receive their shots starting March 23.

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Connor Tiffany ’24 dies unexpectedly at 19

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | March 15, 2021

The freshman graduated from Norfolk Academy in Virginia last spring.

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Two hundred students depart campus early amid outbreak

By Sarah Palmer | March 9, 2021

Many students cited the closure of study spaces and safety concerns as reasons for leaving.

Sororities, all but two fraternities decide against spring rush

Dartmouth offers admission to 1,749 applicants to the Class of 2025

The Nest, a cafe and deli, to open in May

Employees required to return to in-person work by fall

Students organize inaugural Dartmouth Undergraduate Economics Research Conference

GoPhish tournament teaches Dartmouth community to identify phishing emails

College, clubs plan spring outdoor activities following Green Key cancellation

Raam Tambe ’21, Tyler Vergho ’23 win 75th National Debate Tournament, Rex Copeland award

Lamees Kareem ’22 dies at 20

Eligible students receive stimulus checks, professors weigh in on effectiveness

College implements vaccine partnership with NH, Upper Valley residents attend BIPOC vaccine clinic

Town manager, alumni challenge Sununu’s decision to exclude out-of-state students from vaccines

Spring move-in dates conflict with Passover, some students opt to delay arrival

Despite College recommendations, many students traveled over spring break

‘I always think of him now as sunshine’: Connor Tiffany ’24 remembered fondly by loved ones

Environmental studies, linguistics, NAS programs promoted to departments, education department disbanded

Asian American faculty, staff and students call for establishment of Asian American studies program

College and state announce partnership to vaccinate eligible students, staff

Connor Tiffany ’24 dies unexpectedly at 19

Two hundred students depart campus early amid outbreak

Q&A with College President Sian Leah Beilock

Qualms with the quarter system

Judy Geer ’75 Th ’83 is the first woman to receive the 50th reunion honorary degree

‘Coeducation would never succeed’: Looking back at the history of women at Dartmouth

The Class of 2025 experienced a whirlwind final year at Dartmouth — marked by elections, protests and a student death