Student mental health declined at start of pandemic, Dartmouth study shows
A report revealed that students experienced increasing levels of anxiety and depression beginning in winter 2020, just before the pandemic went global.
A report revealed that students experienced increasing levels of anxiety and depression beginning in winter 2020, just before the pandemic went global.
In order to free up beds this fall, Dartmouth is holding a lottery for $5,000 payments for up to 200 students who are willing to give up their on-campus housing.
The four-hour ceremony at Memorial Field featured several speeches and the conferring of degrees on the Class of 2021.
From tuberculosis to COVID-19, Dartmouth has played an important role in the development of groundbreaking vaccines.
As the Class of 2021 progressed through their four undergraduate years, they witnessed significant closures, openings and construction in the Hanover area.
The College’s campus is a tapestry of trees — native and ornamental — each with its own fascinating history.
A comprehensive profile of Dartmouth’s recent initiatives around diversity and inclusion.
Adams discussed the College’s ongoing mask mandate, vaccinations and the path to recovery from the pandemic.
In this year's Commencement issue, we bid farewell to the members of the Class of 2021 as they enter an ever-changing world.
The Dartmouth's sixth annual survey found steep declines in administration figures' popularity.
In an email sent to Geisel’s student body, the Dean of Geisel Duane Compton wrote that he had apologized to the accused students and announced plans to improve the school’s judicial and examination processes.
The fraternity did not respond to a request for comment.
The Dartmouth investigates how students feel about enduring COVID-19 regulations this summer.
Multiple medical school admission consultants said the incident may tarnish applicant perceptions of Geisel but is unlikely to significantly affect Geisel’s admissions process and national ranking.
On May 12, Dartmouth announced that beginning with members of the Class of 2026, students from families with an annual household income of $125,000 or less will qualify for full-tuition scholarships without loans.
The freshman from Holtsville, New York died at home at the age of 18.
The gift will fund a faculty fellowship program and expand the E.E. Just Program.
The initials of three students who died in the last year were left outside their former residence halls.
The vigil is the largest in-person event the College has held since the pandemic began.
Senior Week, which will take place in early June, will incorporate in-person activities ranging from a roller rink and canoeing to social mixers.