525,600 Minutes: The Cast of “Rent” on Time Management during MainStage Season
Student performers in “Rent” discuss how they balance their academics with their rehearsal schedule.
Student performers in “Rent” discuss how they balance their academics with their rehearsal schedule.
Students share the struggles of going out during frigid Hanover nights.
One writer reflects on insights gained while dining solo.
Students share reflections on the culture and revelry of Mardi Gras.
A freshman writer attends his first formal and reports on the experience.
Adrienne Murr ’25 reflects on the experiences of her winter at Dartmouth through her music playlist.
Undergraduate students from Ukraine who are currently on campus said they have been in communication with various College resources like their undergraduate deans, but resources like the Student Wellness Center have been less helpful.
Members of the new directorate will assume their roles on March 16.
Housing demand for the spring is comparable to pre-pandemic spring terms, according to the Office of Residential Life.
The Selectboard plans to make an offer to the chosen candidate in early May, Hanover Selectboard member Bill Geraghty said.
To regain trust from campus, Dartmouth must clearly communicate their reasoning for major policy decisions —starting with the two-year closure of Rollins Chapel.
The college application process is flawed and must be reformed.
From studying to pong, we’ve got you covered.
Roby, who was appointed 13 months ago and will finish his tenure in June, has overseen the reinstatement of five previously eliminated varsity athletic teams and the resumption of athletic competition after COVID-19 cancellations.
The Big Green won the first game of the three-game series against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute but dropped games 2 and 3.
The team has not lost a game in three years and is ranked 10th in the country heading into the tournament.
Men’s basketball closed its season with a resounding win over Harvard University, Emma Supattapone ’24 captured the women’s individual championship in squash and men’s hockey took a tough loss in the first round of the ECAC Tournament.
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