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Halt of SafeRide program to continue

By Arizbeth Rojas | October 12, 2021

The Department of Safety and Security will continue to offer walking escorts.

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Construction update: West End may encounter additional delays, East Wheelock cluster to begin renovations next summer

By Pierce Wilson | October 12, 2021

The renovations on Dartmouth Hall are expected to conclude by the fall of 2022. 

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2021 Clery Report shows 2020 crime drop at Dartmouth, with potential pandemic caveats

By Max Miracle | October 12, 2021

The crime statistics — featuring reports from the years 2018 to 2020 — may be skewed by underreporting and a smaller campus population.  

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Dartmouth’s endowment posts 46.5% year-over-year returns, prompting additional spending on students

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | October 11, 2021

The endowment outpaced the stock market, but fell short when compared to other elite universities that have announced their endowment returns.

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College formally announces plan to divest from fossil fuels

By Taylor Haber | October 8, 2021

The announcement of decisions made in the last several years comes after years of student activism. 

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Q&A with first female Editor-in-Chief of The Dartmouth Anne Bagamery ’78

By Lauren Adler | October 8, 2021

Bagamery discussed her tenure in the newsroom and how to launch a career in journalism.

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Special Issue

A history of Dartmouth's housing crisis

By Andrew Sasser | October 8, 2021

Since the vote for full coeducation at the College, Dartmouth has felt the effects of large class sizes on dorm space.

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LGBTQ+ alumni, students reflect on history of struggle and activism

By Daniel Modesto | October 8, 2021

The College has seen an expansion of resources for LGBTQ+ students in recent years, but many alumni still remember a time when Dartmouth was “a pretty tough place to be gay.”

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Editors’ Note: Homecoming Special Issue 2021

By Caitlin McCarthy and Katherine Arrington | October 8, 2021

Dartmouth has undergone many revolutions since its inception, but change is still needed.

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College temporarily closes Alumni Gym, sends reminder emails in response to student non-compliance with COVID-19 measures

By Sophie Lewis | October 7, 2021

According to interim Provost David Kotz, the Wednesday closure of the gym is intended to incentivize mask-wearing and respect for gym staff. Prior to the closure, a “communication mishap” on Tuesday led to students being turned away at the Alumni Gym testing site.

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College prepares to welcome alumni and students to in-person Homecoming

By Parker O'Hara | October 7, 2021

Along with the traditional bonfire and associated festivities, the College will host several virtual events. 

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Towns of Newport and Claremont experience spike in active COVID-19 cases

By Andrew Sasser | October 7, 2021

Only 47.9% and 44.6% of Newport’s and Claremont’s populations, respectively, are currently vaccinated.

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Alleged 2018 Dartmouth shooter’s trial will likely be delayed from October to November

By Shena Han | October 5, 2021

The trial has been delayed due to complications regarding the potential consolidation of Gage Young’s case with that of an alleged accomplice.

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The Dartmouth Asian American Student Collective advocates for an Asian American Studies program

By Armita Mirkarimi | October 5, 2021

Building on 25 years of campus activism, DAASC recently released a statement calling on the College to implement a robust Asian American Studies program. 

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Q&A with geography professor Justin Mankin

By Emily Fagell | October 5, 2021

Mankin, a co-author on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Drought Task Force’s newest report, emphasized individuals’ “agency” in mitigating the climate crisis. 

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Rollout of at-home COVID-19 testing kit program underway

By Noah Durham | October 1, 2021

While planning the logistics of distributing the tests and how to communicate the initiative to participants has been “challenging,” according to College spokesperson Diana Lawrence, news of the take-home program has been well-received by the Dartmouth community. 

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Tucker Center, Native American Program left with leadership vacancies

By Trey Croddick | October 1, 2021

The departures of the chaplain and the director of the NAP have left a “gap in the community.” 

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Local climate change experts discuss IPCC report, impacts of warming on Upper Valley

By Arizbeth Rojas | October 1, 2021

With temperatures in the Upper Valley projected to rise significantly in the coming decades, professors spoke to the local effects on agriculture, snow cover and the health of community members. 

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Broken windows, missing showerheads and no kitchen: La Casa and SLC residents report substandard living conditions

By Pierce Wilson | September 30, 2021

The pandemic-induced labor shortage and supply chain issues delayed renovations on both dorms, which were supposed to be completed by the end of summer term. 

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Casque and Gauntlet building leased to Tuck as graduate student housing

By Ella Marin | September 30, 2021

The building is under a three-year lease to alleviate Casque and Gauntlet’s financial situation. 

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