Ivy League files amicus brief against men’s basketball team union
The Ivy League wrote that unionization of Ivy League athletic teams violates the conference’s athletic and academic models.
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.
The May 17 show will be opened by student band Read Receipts.
In his guest lecture, Kurilla described Putin’s repression of independent organizations and popular opinion in Russia following the outbreak of the war.
Student protesters said they were motivated by protests on college campuses across the country.
The Student Wellness Center, Dartmouth Student Government and Wellness at Dartmouth have planned programming to address mental health and wellbeing.
A New Hampshire assistant county attorney motioned to vacate bail conditions for the two student journalists arrested during the May 1 protest.
Speakers at the rally announced the launch of a “brave space” on the lawn for people to learn about divestment.
The vote, which took place during the closed session, occurred after a public vote earlier in the evening passed with a supermajority.
Dartmouth is hosting a series of events from April 5 to May 24, including a queer prom and a drag show.
Arrested individuals reflect on their experiences being detained during Wednesday’s pro-Palestinian protest.
According to faculty, a distinct school would give arts and sciences leadership more budget discretion and organizational flexibility.
Takei, who visited campus from May 2 to 4, engaged with students on topics including Asian American visibility and LGBTQ+ rights.
Following community efforts, the terms of history professor Annelise Orleck’s bail — which included a temporary ban from campus — have been corrected.
Josh Paul called off a May 2 event hosted by the Dickey Center as an objection to the Beilock administration’s “crackdown” on student protesters.
In their statement, the College affirmed the importance of “freedom of the press” but did not call for charges to be dropped against Charlotte Hampton ’26 and Alesandra Gonzales ’27, the two reporters arrested during the protests.
Community members react to last night’s protests, which resulted in 89 arrests — including students, faculty members, unaffiliated protesters and two staff members of The Dartmouth.