Department of Safety and Security begins transition to electric vehicles
In the coming months, over half of the current fleet will be replaced with the Tesla Model Y in an effort to reduce the department’s environmental impact.
In the coming months, over half of the current fleet will be replaced with the Tesla Model Y in an effort to reduce the department’s environmental impact.
Moderator Dylan Griffith ’25 repeatedly stepped in to remind panelists to engage in academic discussion.
The Russian studies department was renamed to the East European, Eurasian and Russian studies department to reflect a contemporary perspective.
Jahjaga served as president of the Republic of Kosovo from 2011 to 2016, focusing on women’s rights and youth empowerment.
From 2022-23, the men’s cross country roster shrunk from 24 to 15 runners. The Dartmouth interviewed former team members and a parent of a former team member to find out why.
Bernstein is simultaneously running to represent California’s 16th Congressional District and earning his MBA and MS from Stanford University.
Independent voters in New Hampshire, who are able to vote in the Democrat and Republican primaries, were split between President Joe Biden and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley.
The DSG debated expanding the Senate in order to provide more opportunities for student representatives.
The author and Yale professor gave a lecture on the importance of emotional intelligence.
Upper Valley community members and Dartmouth students attended the department’s first event in years.
While some club sports benefit from a strong alumni base of donors, other clubs struggle to attain sufficient funding.
The ceremony featured five student speakers representing different faith groups on campus and was followed by a keynote address given by Native American studies professor Bruce Duthu.
Batchu shared his thoughts on his startups and the biotechnology landscape, visiting the Magnuson Center last week to speak with students.
Both course election and add/drop will begin one hour earlier, at 7 a.m. rather than 8 a.m., starting this term.
An open letter on the SWCD’s website outlined several demands, including increased financial compensation and mental health training.
On Wednesday morning, two experts from the College discussed the results of the New Hampshire presidential primary.
The 3,582 voters who showed up to the polls in Hanover overwhelmingly supported moderate Republican Nikki Haley and incumbent President Joe Biden.
In Hanover and Lebanon, Haley garnered the majority of total votes cast, and voters largely cast write-in votes in the Democratic primary.
Some voters worry that dissatisfaction with the political process and conflicts over New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary status may result in low voter turnout at the polls today.
According to a campus-wide poll, incumbent President Joe Biden won the majority of votes from students, while former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is popular among Republican students.