Despite College recommendations, many students traveled over spring break
Students left Hanover to visit family, relax or seek other places to stay after failing to receive interim housing from the College.
Students left Hanover to visit family, relax or seek other places to stay after failing to receive interim housing from the College.
The freshman from Virginia died in Boston on March 14 at the age of 19.
The changes to department and program statuses are the result of multi-year processes.
The petition has received support from over 790 Dartmouth community members and professors at peer institutions.
Those registered by the College will receive their shots starting March 23.
The freshman graduated from Norfolk Academy in Virginia last spring.
Many students cited the closure of study spaces and safety concerns as reasons for leaving.
Workers suited up in PPE to deliver meals, clean isolation housing and take care of students affected by the outbreak.
Members of the new directorate will assume their roles on March 18.
The College has rejected requests from two student groups to modify grading for final exams.
Some Hanover businesses restricted in-person access and saw a decline in customers over the past week.
As Dartmouth deals with an outbreak, schools around the Northeast have worked to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Many students must adjust to new living arrangements while completing schoolwork and juggling mental health concerns.
Though 186 students are in off-campus isolation or quarantine as of Thursday, the group has so far received few requests.
Some new professors are navigating mentorship and departmental relationships virtually.
The cafe’s renovations include a relocation of the bakery to the main floor, replacing the indoor seating space.
To meet increased financial need, the Dartmouth Student Union reopened its mutual aid fund to prioritize those who have lost work during the quarantine period.
If elected, Millman would be the first student ever to serve on the board.
The letter has so far been signed by 118 professors and community members.
While the Trips director has traditionally been a graduating senior, the Outdoor Programs Office will hire a non-student to lead the program this year.