Collis trivia by the minute!
In the interest of finding out a bit more about one of the games offered on campus, I decided to gather up a group of friends to participate in Collis’ Tuesday Night Trivia.
In the interest of finding out a bit more about one of the games offered on campus, I decided to gather up a group of friends to participate in Collis’ Tuesday Night Trivia.
On Monday, students and staff attended the “Dartmouth Protect Our Patients Vigil” at the Geisel Medical School’s Kellogg Auditorium.
What is the shape of your woe? What is the container that holds it? Round 1: Take your woe out of its box.
Dartmouth’s Program in Politics and Law recently saw its 10-year grant from the Milton and Miriam Handler Foundation expire, meaning the program is now solely reliant on alumni donations and College funding.
The day Dhruv and I created “Geo fun with Dhruv” was the day we sat next to each other in geosystems class during senior year of high school, terribly bored, having just finished a lab assignment that was supposed to teach us about wind patterns or rock formations.
The fence that was erected in front of the Collis Center over the 2015 winter interim has curbed jaywalking in the area, but many pedestrian safety issues still remain on campus, said chairman of the Hanover Bike and Pedestrian Committee Bill Young. Young surveyed the road between Collis and the Green on May 15, 2015 from 10 a.m.
As humans, we do not always make the best decisions or act in the best interest of others. Our actions lead to friendship, conflict or even betrayal.
Physics professor Marcelo Gleiser has devoted his life to the study of theoretical physics. His discipline has enabled him to study and teach on three different continents, first completing his undergraduate work in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil before graduating from King’s College London with his Ph.D.
When our patriotic music emphasizes leader over country, it betrays us.
President Hanlon needs to keep speaking out to help refugees and immigrants.
To maintain hope, the American left must take up the mantle of unreality.
Flag burning is a right, but not a constructive one to exercise.
British film critic Mark Kermode once said of “Pan’s Labyrinth” that if a film that good were to be released every 10 years, then he would happily carry on being a critic forever.
The Copenhagen-based Danish String Quartet, which has garnered popular appeal thanks to its members’ beards, hipster-esque style and line of craft beer, seems to thrive on surprising combinations.
Pamela Katz ’80, renowned screenwriter and novelist, majored in anthropology at Dartmouth. After graduation, she went on to work as a camera assistant for several prominent directors before eventually pursuing a career in screenwriting, focusing on historical and biographical film projects.
Adam Wright '17 was found dead this morning, College President Phil Hanlon wrote in a campus-wide email.
This week, The Dartmouth breaks down the four strokes used in competitive swimming.
With a highly decorated new coach to point the Big Green program in a new direction, the women’s hockey team entered the 2016-2017 season eager to shake off last year’s 6-19-3 season.
The great state of California may be best known for recreational marijuana and the Golden State Warriors.
When you take a look at upper-tier National Football League quarterbacks, one thing is immediately apparent: they all get paid a lot.