Student body presidents call on Ivy League to divest from fossil fuels
According to a letter signed by the student leaders on Earth Day, the resolution is an acknowledgement of the “severity of climate change.”
According to a letter signed by the student leaders on Earth Day, the resolution is an acknowledgement of the “severity of climate change.”
The selected students will be granted funding to explore their proposed research projects.
Of vaccines distributed to the Granite State, over 90% have been administered, and 60% of the state’s population has received at least one shot.
Twenty-eight will be taught remotely with on-campus components, 133 will be offered remotely with synchronous components and seven are remote and entirely asynchronous.
The theme, "Queerly Beloved," celebrates LGBTQ+ identities at Dartmouth.
About 600 Dartmouth community members signed a petition demanding the College conduct a review of its sustainability goals.
The decision comes as local and statewide vaccination rates continue to climb.
The testing method — which supplemented slower PCR tests — contributed to delays.
Records, Memorabilia and Posters New Hampshire is now selling posters, tapestries and records out of a new Main Street storefront.
After 16 years at the College, Helble will assume his new position in August.
Panelists discussed the importance of video evidence, the scope of the trial and potential implications on the U.S justice system.
Under the new requirements, students in the Class of 2024 and beyond will be required to take at least one spring or fall term off.
Softball, lacrosse, tennis and track teams will participate in local non-conference competitions on Saturday and Sunday, marking the first time Dartmouth sports have been in action since last March.
The event, moderated by executive vice president Rick Mills, included updates on construction, as well as a budget breakdown and a report on athletics after the reinstatement of cut teams.
The winning team's prototype, CampUS, focused on mitigating international students' culture shock when arriving to college.
Kharel plans to put the scholarship’s $30,000 reward toward law school.
Students have elected Jennifer Qian ’22 and Maggie Johnston ’22 as Student Assembly president and vice president, respectively.
Many of the bills were flagged in an analysis by the New Hampshire Municipal Association, a lobbying group.
Aging bridges and water systems may be renovated under the $2.3 trillion package.
The debate saw the campaigns of Jennifer Qian '22 with Maggie Johnston '22 and Attiya Khan '22 with Sebastian Muñoz-McDonald '23 engage on a number of hot-button issues.