Clark: Humane Expectations

In his Presidential Lecture last summer, College President Jim Yong Kim demonstrated one of his own "habits of mind" when he said that at Dartmouth, "We are in the business of building better human beings that can take on the world's troubles and make them better." While in the past I've been primarily critical of the second half of that statement ("Tilting at the World's Troubles," Jan.

VOX CLAMANTIS:

To the Editor: Although Dartmouth women long ago achieved parity in admissions, they have certainly not yet attained equality on campus.

Souba delivers first annual address

Wiley Souba, vice president for health affairs and dean of Dartmouth Medical School, announced 20x20 a set of development strategies that include new buildings and an altered curriculum that aims to make DMS one of the top 20 medical schools by 2020 in his inaugural State of the Medical School address at Kellogg Auditorium on Wednesday. "Right now we're number 32," Souba said.

Touch the Fire 2011-06-01

Jumbles 2011-06-01

Daily Debriefing

Student Assembly chose its Summer term executive board, acting Student Body Vice President Rohail Premjee '14 said in an email to The Dartmouth.

Clark: Humane Expectations

In his Presidential Lecture last summer, College President Jim Yong Kim demonstrated one of his own "habits of mind" when he said that at Dartmouth, "We are in the business of building better human beings that can take on the world's troubles and make them better." While in the past I've been primarily critical of the second half of that statement ("Tilting at the World's Troubles," Jan.

Vox Clamantis

To the Editor: Although Dartmouth women long ago achieved parity in admissions, they have certainly not yet attained equality on campus.

Without fanfare, coxswains help crews maximize potential

Coxswains crew team members responsible for navigating and motivating boats while on the water play a largely unheralded role.

Live Blog: Commencement 2011

Commencement

Wang: Let's Be Reasonable

College President Jim Yong Kim definitely has his faults. His administration has much to improve when it comes to transparency, many pressing problems facing the College are still not properly addressed and some of the policy changes passed under his watch are downright preposterous.

Library schedule causes study space controversy

When Baker-Berry library began staying open 24 hours a day during reading and finals period last fall, the intention was to accommodate students' need for a study space well past the library's usual 2 a.m.

New dean applauded for student interaction

Students, administrators and faculty members overwhelmingly praised the appointment of Charlotte Johnson to the dean of the College position and are confident in her abilities to address issues that have recently attracted campus-wide attention, such as sexual assault and binge drinking, several community members said in interviews with The Dartmouth.

College to announce changes to SmartChoice

New modifications to the College's SmartChoice dining options have been created to meet student demand for greater flexibility and choice, Dartmouth Dining Services Director David Newlove said in an interview with The Dartmouth.

Six students compete in oratory competition

Six student orators addressed issues ranging from alcohol to privacy rights while demonstrating their skills at the Benjamin F.

Any Given Monday: Tuesday Edition

On Friday night, an apprehensive crowd milled around Salt Hill Pub just waiting for something to happen in game seven of the NHL's Eastern Conference finals between the Boston Bruins and the Tampa Bay Lightning. The game was completely free of penalties and pretty clean as well, so, as time wore on, the fans got louder and more impatient a goal or a fight needed to happen to break the tension. The scoreless game was almost unbearable, and it seemed as if the fans at Salt Hill were hesitant to get their hopes up.