Board of Trustees elects Katyal ’91, Sackey ’85 and Stuart ’81 as new members, Lempres ’83 as new Board chair
The new members emphasized the impact Dartmouth had on them as students.
The new members emphasized the impact Dartmouth had on them as students.
The change in bylaws comes amid a housing crunch in the Upper Valley.
A junior from Saudi Arabia, Kareem's presence extended through the government and economics departments, the Middle Eastern studies program and beyond.
Yale professor Nicholas Christakis answered questions on his new book, “Apollo’s Arrow.”
The College’s test-optional policy and larger-than-usual applicant pool contributed to this year’s competitiveness.
Many students will be off campus in July and limited to voting through absentee ballots.
The infrastructure renewal fund will allow the College to avoid anticipated operating deficits from fiscal year 2023 onwards.
The majority of the Class of 2023 will have few additional opportunities to rush this year.
The acceptance rate plummeted to 6.17%, a record low.
The new restaurant will occupy Morano Gelato's former location and will feature coffee and sandwiches.
The College will consider creating permanent remote positions.
The conference drew roughly 40 attendees.
Over 10,000 phishing attacks hit College servers each day.
Possible activities include disc golf, laser tag and outdoor concerts.
The victory marks Dartmouth’s first national tournament win since 1993.
The junior was set to graduate with a degree in government and economics next spring.
Students said they plan to spend the money on rent and at local businesses.
The College-state partnership assists students and employees in Phases 2A and 2B, while students ineligible for these phases look to external opportunities.
Sununu told students to travel home to receive the vaccine despite inclusion of students in New Hampshire's federal vaccine allotment.
The Jewish holiday, which started on March 27, came right after the College’s move-in dates of March 25 and 26.