Hillel and Chabad host Oct. 7 survivor Matan Boltax
At the event, Boltax recounted his experience escaping the Hamas attack at the Nova Music Festival.
At the event, Boltax recounted his experience escaping the Hamas attack at the Nova Music Festival.
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for European & NATO Policy Spencer Boyer and former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor assessed the state of the war.
Members of Al-Nur express dissatisfaction with the amount of institutional support they have received from College administration regarding the vandalism.
At their latest meeting, DSG members focused their efforts on funding for a new bike registration program, which aims to fix a time-consuming process.
Remembered for his “talent for building relationships across divisions,” Wilkie died on Wednesday, Feb. 14.
Prince is an artist, activist and perennial political candidate currently running for president as a member of the Democratic Party.
The College determined on Feb. 20 that the ice is stable enough for the rink to stay open for the near future.
Students have initiated the hunger strike in reaction to “months of apathetic, cruel and provocative measures taken by the Beilock administration in reaction to the ongoing genocide in Gaza.”
Garcia previously served as Chief Medical Officer for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and has an extensive background in pediatric medicine.
Environmental studies professor Shersingh Joseph Tumber-Dávila discusses environmental impacts and causes for early mud seasons.
Professor Yoav Di-Capua of the University of Texas and professor Jonathan Laurence of Boston College analyzed the history of the Caliphate’s abolition and its impact on the Middle East.
Sulyandziga discussed his experiences facing Russian charges of espionage and collusion, leading to his protracted bid to gain asylum in the U.S.
This year’s programming involves a talent show, a Super Bowl party and artistic opportunities.
On Feb. 6, the members of the 2024 First-Year Trips directorate were revealed in a campus-wide email.
Nordgren served as a representative for 36 years up until her death, and she is remembered for the “warmth and kindness she extended to all who crossed her path,” according to her obituary.
DSG also discussed other initiatives, such as the return of a bike share program.
The Dartmouth polled students on their views of romantic relationships and dating culture on campus.
According to an email sent from Dean of the College Scott Brown, the College is currently investigating the incident.
After a long application process, the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies is awarded an IMSD grant to promote diversity within the biomedical research field.
Students were invited to participate in various cultural activities, including a dragon parade that took place at Collis Center on Feb. 11.