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Dartmouth officials reiterate support for DACA after program deemed unlawful by Texas district court

By Maya Kempf-Harris | July 30, 2021

Students with DACA status will retain benefits currently granted by the Obama-era executive order.

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EKT sees online threat after Office of Greek Life cancels Masters pong tournament

By Kyle Mullins | July 23, 2021

The annual pong tournament was shut down by the Office of Greek Life on Tuesday, leading to fervent speculation on social media about the cause.

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Dartmouth Dining plans to expand options and hours in the fall

By Andrew Sasser | July 23, 2021

Courtyard Cafe and residential snack bars will reopen and new dining venues will be introduced to campus.

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Faculty voice support for mandatory vaccination policy

By Sabrina Eager | July 23, 2021

The policy states that faculty and staff must submit proof of vaccination by Sept. 1.

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Health experts weigh in on general campus sickness, Delta variant

By Soleil Gaylord | July 23, 2021

While there is only one current student case of COVID-19, “typical college viruses” persist during summer term.

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Engineering professor B. Stuart Trembly dies at 67

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | July 19, 2021

Trembly died last night after suffering a stroke, Thayer School of Engineering Dean Alexis Abramson announced in an email.

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Lively resigns as Dean of the College

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | July 19, 2021

The announcement Monday morning comes more than two weeks after Lively’s apparent departure date.

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Dartmouth mental health resources prove insufficient to manage rise in mental health struggles

By Soleil Gaylord and Arielle Feuerstein | July 16, 2021

An investigation by The Dartmouth has found that the College has room for reform in its mental health policies after pandemic isolation and three freshman suicides.

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In reversal, College turns on air conditioning in some residential buildings

By Caitlin McCarthy | July 16, 2021

AC has been turned on in Fahey, McLane, Andres and McCulloch Halls; Alpha Phi and Kappa Delta sororities and Chi Heorot fraternity.

While voting rights activists claim victory, they warn that other bills currently being considered in the New Hampshire legislature may still attempt to restrict voting.

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New Hampshire Supreme Court unanimously strikes down SB 3, again certifying students’ right to vote in-state

By Maya Kempf-Harris | July 16, 2021

The decision affirms the ruling of the New Hampshire Superior Court, which ruled on the law in April 2020.

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Millman, student initiatives defeated at Hanover Town Meeting

By Kyle Mullins | July 13, 2021

The town government’s recommendations carried the day for each of the articles up for voter approval.

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Sororities issue interim requirements for social events with fraternities, full list still pending

By Kyle Mullins | July 13, 2021

A list of rules is being created in response to allegations of sexual misconduct in Greek spaces.

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Divide between students, town will come under focus at July 13 Hanover Town Meeting

By Lauren Adler | July 9, 2021

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.

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Under new NCAA policy, Dartmouth student-athletes can now earn payment

By Thomas Brown | July 9, 2021

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.”