Q&A with Knight-Hennessy Scholarship recipient David Millman ’23
The scholarship grants Millman full funding for a degree from Stanford Law School.
The scholarship grants Millman full funding for a degree from Stanford Law School.
The scholarship grants Millman full funding for a degree from Stanford Law School.
Kexin Cai, a graduate student in the psychological and brain sciences department, was last seen on May 15.
GOLD-UE, the SWC and the men’s basketball team unions have been progressing at different paces in the past few months.
After the College made several significant changes to financial aid this year, one writer examines the program’s history at Dartmouth.
Former Hanover High students share their experiences sneaking into the Green Key concert.
The Rockefeller Center has faced some challenges attracting big-name candidates this year, including space limitations and the Democratic Party’s challenge to New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary status.
This year marked the 54th annual Earth Day on campus, demonstrating a decades long pursuit, fueled by student organizations, to combat environmental degradation.
The event honored Yom HaZikaron, Israel’s national memorial day.
History professors Edward Miller, Annelise Orleck and Julia Rabig discussed past administrations’ responses to student-led protests at the College.
The Title IX Office, Student and Presidential Committee on Sexual Assault and Sexual Assault Peer Alliance emphasized their commitment to supporting students during policy changes.
Around 750 people attended the dance performance hosted by Dartmouth’s Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander student group.
Nearly 52% of participating students — 30.44% of the undergraduate student body — voted no confidence in Dartmouth Student Government’s referendum on no confidence in College President Sian Leah Beilock’s leadership.
Retired obstetrician-gynecologist Alice Rothchild’s lecture — originally scheduled for May 16 — has been moved off campus, sparking controversy among Rothchild and some professors.
At their weekly meeting, senators and members of the student body discussed the ongoing student referendum — with some saying they felt pressured to vote no confidence in College President Sian Leah Beilock.
The Dartmouth African Student Association held a series of events last week to promote Pan-African unity, culminating in a fake wedding ceremony on May 11.
The Ivy League wrote that unionization of Ivy League athletic teams violates the conference’s athletic and academic models.
Campus organizations, including the Dartmouth New Deal Coalition, Dartmouth Student Government and Hillel at Dartmouth, released statements regarding the pro-Palestinian protest on May 1.
The event featured a forum with candidates for various Town positions.
The 52nd annual Powwow, initially set to take place on the Green tomorrow, has been moved to Leede Arena.
Disciplinary processes are set to be resolved before the end of the term, arraignments are scheduled for the summer and criminal trials may not occur until the fall.