Sexual Violence Prevention Project understaffing threatens College’s anti-sexual misconduct initiative

Due to understaffing, the Class of 2023 may go without SVPP coursework for the entire 2021-22 academic year.

13 winter off-campus programs forge ahead, with three seeing changes in locations

Students and faculty are excited for the full set of study abroads that are set to run this winter, with no program cancellations expected and minimal changes due to COVID-19. 

ACLU-NH represents the Valley News in police transparency case

An ACLU-NH lawyer said it might take months for the New Hampshire Supreme Court to decide whether Canaan’s police investigation results would be made public. 

Wind Ensemble returns to live performances with a multicultural program

Tuesday night’s performance will feature award-winning work from the ensemble’s Mexican/United States Composition Competition.

Review: Squid Game Nails Portrayal of Vast Inequality and Human Immorality

Through the games, the show offers illuminating social commentary.

Last-minute field goal at Harvard keeps Dartmouth football’s title hopes alive

The victory sets up Dartmouth for a decisive matchup versus Princeton University at home on Friday night, with the Tigers leading the conference at 7-0 and the Big Green at 6-1 in second place.

Women’s hockey falls to No. 4 Colgate, defeats No. 9 Cornell in hard-fought weekend

In the Saturday defeat of the Big Red, Dartmouth snapped a 10-game losing streak against Cornell.

Inside the Hash Marks: An Ode to the Old Guys

Dartmouth long snapper Josh Greene ’23 reflects on the impact that the fifth-year seniors have had on the Big Green football team as the team contends for an Ivy League championship.

Target set to open in West Lebanon on Nov. 7

The retailer’s new location will stand alongside TJ Maxx and Rent-A-Center.

Seniors face improved job prospects as employers adopt hybrid recruiting strategies

From LinkedIn to “resume drops” and Center for Professional Development programming, seniors are entering the job market in different ways. 

Experiential programs adapt travel plans to pandemic restrictions

Economics 70.03 students will travel to Chile during winterim, while Public Policy 85 students will travel domestically over the break. 

Hanover town manager Julia Griffin to retire next year

Her impending retirement, first reported by the Valley News, comes after 25 years managing town affairs. 

Frat ban lifts for Class of 2025

The lift, which occurred on Monday, was hailed by many freshmen as an opportunity to fully integrate into campus culture. 

13 students successfully complete DOC Fifty

The extreme hiking tradition returned this summer and fall for the first time since 2019.

New climbing gym ‘The Notch’ set to open in the Upper Valley

The gym will open in late 2022, according to co-founders Josh Garrison and Noah Lynd. 

“This Campus is Haunted to Me”: Class of 2024 Reflects on Grief and Loss

In returning to a fully-occupied Dartmouth, sophomores point out what they feel campus culture is currently missing: more communication, more empathy and infrastructure for mental health.

Lamenting Late Night

Students express concern over the lack of late night food options on campus.

“Empathy is the Starting Point”: Human Centered Design Minor Teaches Problem Solving Through a Human Lens

Students say that the program teaches them a manner of approaching problems which they are able to apply to other areas of their lives.

Spotlight on Farm Club: Community Care Through Food

Farm Club aims to give back to the local community and increase awareness of food inequality.

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