Oliver captivates through storytelling
A dark stage greeted audience members as they trickled into a crowded Bentley Theater on Tuesday evening.
A dark stage greeted audience members as they trickled into a crowded Bentley Theater on Tuesday evening.
While the average college tuition has increased at a slower rate for the second academic year, the government's funding for financial aid programs has fallen, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
This term, Dartmouth College Radio has purchased new furniture, soundboards and a 65-inch television and is ready to continue its legacy that is over 55 years old.
Construction has begun on the Triangle House, a new affinity house for the LGBT community and its allies at 4 North Park Street, formerly a residence for staff and faculty. Located just north of Alpha Phi sorority, the Triangle House will have 25 beds, a two-room apartment for an advisor and social spaces on the first floor and in the basement.
Walking across campus on Sunday, it was not difficult to find a superhero. Flamboyantly dressed students and community members, running to raise money for the Children's Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, streamed across the Green for most of the afternoon, shouting out support to one another.
The Student and Presidential Committee on Sexual Assault hosted an open town hall meeting Tuesday to discuss the progress made since publishing recommendations this summer and to hear student feedback, questions and critiques. Representatives from the committee, the student health promotion and wellness services department and students from a variety of backgrounds and interests attended the meeting in One Wheelock.
Kathy Dong When Matt Dunne's son was about three years old, he asked his father to find a picture of Batman with a monkey.
Kathy Dong / The Dartmouth Angry trumpeting reverberated through the air as a three-ton giant charged into a Jeep reinforced with two-inch wide steel rods, leaving the audience in Filene Auditorium quaking.
In 2007, Julian Assange and his website found themselves in a position common among startups: they were broke and on the verge of becoming irrelevant.
Natalie Cantave / The Dartmouth Staff The search process for the next dean of the Tucker Foundation, prompted after College President Phil Hanlon revoked the Right Rev.
The Big Green sailing squad wrapped up an impressive weekend on Sunday, scoring top-five finishes in two regattas, including a third-place finish in front of a home crowd.
Real Talk might be frustrating, but mainstream Dartmouth is worse
Universities are beginning to use big data to evaluate the expected success of applicants and identify students that may need extra help, Fast Company reported Monday.
Kathy Dong / The Dartmouth Following two reports of sexual assault at the College since the start of the term, the Safe Ride program has seen an increase in the number of students using its services, Safety and Security director Harry Kinne said.
What we can learn from Malala Yousafzai
Activism can take on many forms, including simple conversation
Last week, we discussed the shrinking upperclassmen presence in Big Green varsity sports and some of the common rationales for Big Green athletes to leave their teams prior to senior year.
How often do we consider the implications of our speech?