Sports

The Big Green Weekend Primer

By Blaze Joel and Brett Drucker | February 12, 2015

This upcoming weekend sees nine Dartmouth teams in action as both the term and winter sports seasons wind down.

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Sports

Squash teams finish regular season by sweeping Williams at home

By Emily Wechsler | February 12, 2015

The squash teams ended their seasons Wednesday with wins against Williams College at the Berry Squash Courts.

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Sports

Eric Neiley ’15 leads hockey team in career goals and points

By Gayne Kalustian | February 12, 2015

8,415 days into the life of Eric Neiley ’15, both he and his brother, Kevin Neiley ’18, know the day that changed Eric’s life.

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News

Freshmen survey reveals student financial concerns

By Emilia Baldwin | February 11, 2015

A study conducted by researchers at the University of California at Los Angeles reveals that current freshmen around the country entered college last fall less concerned with partying and more anxious about job prospects and paying for school.

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News

Vice provost aims for faculty diversity

By Noah Goldstein | February 11, 2015

Vice provost for academic initiatives Denise Anthony, who assumed the position last October, has been entrusted to help retain and recruit a diverse faculty at the College. Anthony’s new position was publicized during College President Phil Hanlon’s “Moving Dartmouth Forward” speech late last month, in which he also said the College has committed $1 million per year to further this diversity initiative.

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News

Registrar posts textbook prices in compliance with law

By Kelsey Flower | February 11, 2015

Following a Columbia Spectator article on the University’s seeming failure to comply with the Higher Education Opportunities Act to provide information on textbook prices during course registration, Dartmouth confirmed it does follow this stipulation, College Registrar Meredith Braz wrote in an email.

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Opinion

Green: Speaking of Enforcement

By Isaac Green | February 11, 2015

Relaxed beer and wine policies should accompany the hard alcohol ban.

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Opinion

Rendleman: The Promise of Foley

By Vivien Rendleman | February 11, 2015

Foley House demonstrates what the residential house system can achieve.

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Arts

Glee Club will perform love songs for Valentine’s Day concert

By Haley Gordon | February 11, 2015

Any student who walks into the Hopkins Center on Saturday afternoon will be greeted at the door by the sound of the Dartmouth Glee Club singing classical love songs and Beatles arrangements.

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Sports

Skiing comes in second while hosting Winter Carnival

By Kourtney Kawano | February 11, 2015

With only one carnival left before the NCAA Regional Championship, the ski team, ranked No.

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Sports

Any Given Thursday

By Rich Shen and Austin Lim | February 11, 2015

With March Madness approaching, people are beginning to pay attention to college basketball.

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News

Panhell, IFC and GLC elected new board members

By Parker Richards | February 10, 2015

The Panhellenic Council, Inter-Fraternity Council and Greek Leadership Council held elections for their respective executive boards for the spring and fall 2015 and winter 2016 terms. Panhell and IFC held their elections on Monday, Feb. 9 while the GLC held its elections on Feb. 2.

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News

Five chosen for MDF external review panel

By Timothy Connor | February 10, 2015

An external review panel composed of five members will be tasked with evaluating the progress of the “Moving Dartmouth Forward” plan as it is implemented, the College announced on Monday.

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News

Hassen ’17 testified on behalf of undocumented student bill

By Lauren Budd | February 10, 2015

Seated before some of New Hampshire’s most senior legislators last week, Halimo Hassen ’17 drew on her personal experience in testifying on behalf of New Hampshire House Bill 675-FN,which aims to extend eligibility for in-state tuition rates to undocumented students in the university and community college systems of New Hampshire.

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Opinion

Yuan: Reforming Teach For America

By Ziqin Yuan | February 10, 2015

The Teach For America system is flawed and must be changed.

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Opinion

Hsu: Ditch the Espresso

By Caroline Hsu | February 10, 2015

We should cut down on coffee consumption in favor of tea.

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Arts

Student Spotlight: Tara Joshi ’18, Dartmouth Idol Finalist

By Amelia Rosch | February 10, 2015

When Dartmouth Idol finalist Tara Joshi ’18 was young, she would only sing around the house. After her mother signed her up for a production of “The Sound of Music,” she decided she only wanted the part of Gretl von Trapp.

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Sports

Club fencing team hosts first tournament since 2008

By Emily Wechsler | February 10, 2015

The men and women’s club fencing teams hosted their first tournament since 2008 this Saturday on the Alumni Gym basketball courts, the last of three Northeast Fencing Conference tournaments for the 2014-2015 season. \n The tournament was attended by 10 colleges, including both student-organized club teams and NCAA varsity fencing programs.

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News

WISE works to expand its role on campus

By Erin Lee | February 9, 2015

WISE@Dartmouth is increasing its presence on campus to give students greater access to resources through a new website, support groups and informational posters, co-chair Caeli Cavanagh ’14 said.

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News

Professors submit 51 proposals for seed funding

By Erica Buonanno | February 9, 2015

The Office of the Provost received 51 proposals from faculty members seeking seed funding for the 2014-2015 cycle, vice provost for research Martin Wybourne said. The program aims to help tenure-track and research faculty launch new scholarship, research and creativity at Dartmouth.

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