Hanover Police arrest two for thefts

President Jim Yong Kim nominated to lead World Bank

World Bank to vote on Kim's nomination on April 19

DMS climbs medical school rankings

Richard Yu / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth Medical School jumped to 38th place from 67th place in the primary care category of the 2013 US News & World Report graduate school rankings released on March 13, the largest improvement of any school.

Two arrested for laptop thefts in Baker-Berry

Amarna seeks to offer Greek org. alternative

Katie Tai / The Dartmouth Amarna president Sanja Miklin '12 first started spending time at the undergraduate society during her freshman year because of its proximity to her room in the East Wheelock cluster.

College charges SAE members

Samantha Oh / The Dartmouth Staff The Undergraduate Judicial Affairs Office has charged 27 members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity with hazing violations during the fall 2011 pledge term, charges that could lead to the students' suspension or permanent separation from the College if they are found responsible, according to SAE president Brendan Mahoney '12.

Programs attract Hanover students

Patton Lowenstein / The Dartmouth Staff Although the College's resources, departments and service programs primarily target undergraduates, Hanover High School students also avail themselves of academic, athletic and community service opportunities offered at Dartmouth during the summer to expose themselves to a college setting, in addition to gaining experience in their selected activity, according to computer science professor Devin Balkcom. "A summer program gives a chance for high school students to see what it's about to see that older students, faculty and coaches are excited about exciting things, and are happy to have them involved," Balkom said. The Summer Enrichment at Dartmouth program attracts Hanover High student volunteers and interns to participate in hosting students from under-resourced schools at Dartmouth.

EPAC amends election eligibility requirement

Richard Yu / The Dartmouth Staff The Elections Planning and Advisory Committee finalized the process of changing eligibility requirements for Student Assembly president and vice president to permit students "who have faced a suspension-level charge and been found in violation" to run for student body president and vice president on Monday, according to an EPAC press release.

College pilots new UGA policy

Katie Tai / The Dartmouth Undergraduate advisors will be required to patrol the floors of Russell Sage Hall next term to "interrupt" and submit formal reports of "pregaming" drinking in residence halls prior to attending outside social events to the Dartmouth College Health Improvement Project and the Office of Residential Life, according to Director of Residential Education Michael Wooten. This procedure changes current UGA roles by requiring advisors to actively seek out rule-breaking and report it.

UFC reallocates $10,000 to Programming Board

Hunter Van Adelsberg / The Dartmouth Staff Programming Board approached the Undergraduate Financial Committee with a request that funds allocated to other groups be redirected to Programming Board, UFC Chairman Rohail Premjee '14 said in an email to The Dartmouth.