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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.”

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First-Year Trips to return in the fall

By Lauren Adler | July 9, 2021

The Trips directorate plans to consolidate the program to just two sections and offer more diverse Trip options. 

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College releases new strategic master plan

By Anaïs Zhang | July 9, 2021

A new strategic campus framework proposes new campus buildings, green spaces and improved pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure.

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Dartmouth announces intention to sell commercial radio license for WFRD-FM

By Ben Korkowski | July 9, 2021

Dartmouth announces intention to sell commercial radio license for WFRD-FM.

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Town organizations, including Greek houses, to regain place of assembly permits after inspections

By Pierce Wilson | July 2, 2021

The inspections, which are conducted by the Hanover fire department, are due to begin this month.

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Gov. Sununu signs budget bill restricting abortion access and teaching of discrimination-related topics

By Andrew Sasser | July 2, 2021

The Republican-held state legislature sent the bill to the Governor’s desk on mostly party-line votes.

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128 students remain on fall housing waitlist

By Cassandra Montemayor Thomas | July 2, 2021

Students have expressed frustration at the lack of sufficient fall housing, which has disrupted academic plans.

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Students welcome mask-free summer on campus

By Caitlin McCarthy | July 2, 2021

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.

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Professor gender pay gap greater at Dartmouth than at peer institutions

By Andrew Sasser | July 2, 2021

Though experience, rank and department factor in, male professors earn over $30,000 more per year than female professors.

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Most Hanover businesses lift masking requirements

By Griselda Chavez | July 2, 2021

Many restaurants and clothing stores quickly lifted their own mask requirements after the Town lifted their mask mandate.

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Student mental health declined at start of pandemic, Dartmouth study shows

By Caitlin McCarthy | June 25, 2021

A report revealed that students experienced increasing levels of anxiety and depression beginning in winter 2020, just before the pandemic went global.

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“Paid to stop complaining”: Amid housing crunch, College’s $1 million housing lottery sparks frustrations

By Andrew Sasser | June 20, 2021

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.

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Over 2,000 graduates brave the heat at 2021 Commencement ceremony

By Madeleine Bernardeau | June 15, 2021

The four-hour ceremony at Memorial Field featured several speeches and the conferring of degrees on the Class of 2021. 

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Special Issue

Class of 2021: Senior Survey

By William Chen , Aaron Lee , Philip Surendran and Pulkit Nagpal | June 12, 2021

The Dartmouth's sixth annual survey found steep declines in administration figures' popularity. 

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Geisel dismisses academic honor code charges against 17 students accused of cheating

By Mike Hanrahan | June 11, 2021

 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.

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TDX suspended pending a hearing

By Kyle Mullins | June 7, 2021

The fraternity did not respond to a request for comment.

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Multimedia

D-Classified: Students Share Thoughts on an Atypical Summer Term

By The Dartmouth Multimedia Team | June 6, 2021

The Dartmouth investigates how students feel about enduring COVID-19 regulations this summer. 

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Cheating controversy unlikely to impact Geisel admissions, consultants say

By Jacob Strier | June 1, 2021

Multiple medical school admission consultants said the incident may tarnish applicant perceptions of Geisel but is unlikely to significantly affect Geisel’s admissions process and national ranking. 

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Student loans eliminated for students from families earning $125,000 or less

By Pierce Wilson | June 1, 2021

On May 12, Dartmouth announced that beginning with members of the Class of 2026, students from families with an annual household income of $125,000 or less will qualify for full-tuition scholarships without loans. 

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"I’ve never met somebody who lit up the room quite like Elizabeth did": Elizabeth Reimer ’24 remembered for her kindness and spirit

By Sydney Wuu | May 31, 2021

The freshman from Holtsville, New York died at home at the age of 18.

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