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Rockefeller Center event breaks down impact of recent Supreme Court developments

By Soleil Gaylord | May 3, 2021

NPR correspondent Nina Totenberg discussed a range of topics, from former President Trump's Supreme Court nominees to landmark cases related to affirmative action and COVID-19.

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Q&A with outgoing College Provost Joseph Helble

By Andrew Sasser | April 30, 2021

Provost Joseph Helble reflects on his time at Dartmouth as he prepares to become Lehigh University’s president in August.

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Student body presidents call on Ivy League to divest from fossil fuels

By Maya Kempf-Harris | April 30, 2021

According to a letter signed by the student leaders on Earth Day, the resolution is an acknowledgement of the “severity of climate change.”

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10 Dartmouth students selected as Stamps Scholars

By Ben Korkowski | April 30, 2021

The selected students will be granted funding to explore their proposed research projects.

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New Hampshire’s vaccination campaign leads nation

By Kristin Chapman | April 29, 2021

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.

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19 courses to be taught fully in person this summer

By Ben Fagell | April 29, 2021

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.

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Pride 2021 offers in-person, virtual events

By Daniel Modesto | April 29, 2021

The theme, "Queerly Beloved," celebrates LGBTQ+ identities at Dartmouth.

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51st annual Earth Day centered on College accountability for sustainability goals

By Mike Hanrahan | April 29, 2021

About 600 Dartmouth community members signed a petition demanding the College conduct a review of its sustainability goals.

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Hanover, College keep local mask mandates in place despite statewide expiration

By Emily Lu | April 27, 2021

The decision comes as local and statewide vaccination rates continue to climb.

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Rapid antigen testing suspended following long lines at Leverone

By Penelope Spurr | April 27, 2021

The testing method — which supplemented slower PCR tests — contributed to delays.

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Hanover poster store reopens with new name, location

By Andrew Sasser | April 27, 2021

Records, Memorabilia and Posters New Hampshire is now selling posters, tapestries and records out of a new Main Street storefront.

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Provost Joseph Helble selected as president of Lehigh University

By The Dartmouth Senior Staff | April 26, 2021

After 16 years at the College, Helble will assume his new position in August.

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Professors react to Chauvin verdict in virtual panel

By Daniel Modesto | April 26, 2021

Panelists discussed the importance of video evidence, the scope of the trial and potential implications on the U.S justice system.

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Dean’s office announces D-Plan changes

By Manasi Singh | April 26, 2021

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.

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Seven teams to resume competition this weekend for first time in over 400 days

By Addison Dick | April 23, 2021

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.

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Town hall covers construction plans, budget, athletics

By Penelope Spurr | April 23, 2021

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.