Student Government Senate discusses emergency alert systems, activism and free speech workshops
In their second meeting on Jan. 21, DSG representatives clarified their role in informing the student body.
In their second meeting on Jan. 21, DSG representatives clarified their role in informing the student body.
ChatGPT’s user base has grown in the past year, leading some students and faculty at the College to adopt its use in classrooms.
Over 150 attendees from Dartmouth and the Upper Valley gathered to urge Congress and the College to oppose apartheid in Israel.
As of today, Dartmouth has opened the ice rink on the Green, with free skate rentals available at the James W. Campion Rink in West Lebanon.
In their first meeting of the term on Jan. 14, DSG representatives discussed meetings with College officials, new dining and technology initiatives and ice skate rentals on the Green.
During the fall, the College suspended Alpha Chi and Sig Nu, which are now on alcohol probation this winter. Students alleged that Beta currently serves a suspension through summer term 2024, and that APhi received alcohol probation for winter only.
Dean Elizabeth Smith and Kristi Clemens discuss their involvement in the project and future plans for it.
The Path to the Presidency series invites candidates to campus to speak to students and community members about their policy goals.
Amid confusion over New Hampshire’s primary status, student and community organizations work to ensure voter participation.
Concord Coalition Executive Director Robert Bixby and Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget Senior Vice President and Chief of Staff Mike Murphy discuss the national debt.
The restaurant chain, which emphasizes sustainability and community service, will provide another casual dining option for students and Hanover residents.
After this week’s storm, the Dartmouth Skiway intends to open the Winslow lift by next weekend.
Raskin spoke about his time in Congress during the Jan. 6 riots and Trump’s impeachment, the 2024 presidential election and the future of American democracy.
Thesen created AI Patient Actor, an app designed for medical students that simulates how a real patient would react to treatment and provides individualized feedback.
Students participated in the annual snowball fight, the ice skating rink returned to the Green and the DOC House discontinued cross country ski rentals.
One of the projects, called the Dialogue Project, will focus on the undergraduate community and aims to develop “collaborative dialogue skills” through guest speakers, special topics series and workshops.
In their latest meeting on Jan. 4, the Graduate Organized Laborers of Dartmouth-United Electrical Workers lobbied to expand their rights.
Cheney delivered the keynote address at Dartmouth’s Democracy Summit, in which she outlined threats to the future of democracy.
Roan V. Wade ’25 and Kevin Engel ’27, who argue that they have a right to protest, plan to fight the charges in court.
Jessica Chiriboga ’24 and Zachary Lang ’23 were named Rhodes Scholars, and Maxwell Teszler ’23 was named a Marshall Scholar.