Special Issue

Our leafy neighbors: quintessential Dartmouth trees and their stories

By Manasi Singh | June 12, 2021

The College’s campus is a tapestry of trees — native and ornamental — each with its own fascinating history. 

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Special Issue

A guide to the College’s recent diversity and inclusion efforts

By Daniel Modesto | June 12, 2021

A comprehensive profile of Dartmouth’s recent initiatives around diversity and inclusion.

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Special Issue

Q&A with Dr. Lisa Adams

By Sydney Wuu | June 12, 2021

Adams discussed the College’s ongoing mask mandate, vaccinations and the path to recovery from the pandemic.

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Special Issue

Editors' Note

By Soleil Gaylord and Meghan Powers | June 12, 2021

In this year's Commencement issue, we bid farewell to the members of the Class of 2021 as they enter an ever-changing world.

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Special Issue

Class of 2021: Senior Survey

By William Chen , Aaron Lee , Philip Surendran and Pulkit Nagpal | June 12, 2021

The Dartmouth's sixth annual survey found steep declines in administration figures' popularity. 

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News

Geisel dismisses academic honor code charges against 17 students accused of cheating

By Mike Hanrahan | June 11, 2021

 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.

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News

TDX suspended pending a hearing

By Kyle Mullins | June 7, 2021

The fraternity did not respond to a request for comment.

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Multimedia

D-Classified: Students Share Thoughts on an Atypical Summer Term

By The Dartmouth Multimedia Team | June 6, 2021

The Dartmouth investigates how students feel about enduring COVID-19 regulations this summer. 

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News

Cheating controversy unlikely to impact Geisel admissions, consultants say

By Jacob Strier | June 1, 2021

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. 

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News

Student loans eliminated for students from families earning $125,000 or less

By Pierce Wilson | June 1, 2021

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. 

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News

"I’ve never met somebody who lit up the room quite like Elizabeth did": Elizabeth Reimer ’24 remembered for her kindness and spirit

By Sydney Wuu | May 31, 2021

The freshman from Holtsville, New York died at home at the age of 18.

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News

Eileen Chamberlain Donahoe ’81 and John Donahoe ’82 gift College $20 million to increase representation in STEM

By Ben Fagell | May 31, 2021

The gift will fund a faculty fellowship program and expand the E.E. Just Program. 

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News

Additional graffiti appears around campus

By Kyle Mullins | May 30, 2021

The initials of three students who died in the last year were left outside their former residence halls.

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News

Over 1,000 students attend vigil on Green commemorating the lives of four undergraduates who died this year

By Daniel Modesto | May 28, 2021

The vigil is the largest in-person event the College has held since the pandemic began. 

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News

Senior Week and Commencement to include in-person and virtual components

By Lauren Adler | May 28, 2021

Senior Week, which will take place in early June, will incorporate in-person activities ranging from a roller rink and canoeing to social mixers. 

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News

Discontent persists on campus as College rejects SA proposal, students grieve

By Thomas Brown | May 27, 2021

In between vigils held on Friday and Tuesday, graffiti and banners criticizing the College’s mental health policies appeared on Parkhurst Hall, Baker-Berry Library and Webster Ave.  

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News

Dartmouth community reacts to Israeli-Palestinian conflict

By Soleil Gaylord | May 27, 2021

Roughly 250 Palestinians and 13 Israelis have lost their lives in the recent conflict.

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News

Foreign policy fellows program named after John Rosenwald, a long-time Dartmouth leader and board chair emeritus

By Soleil Gaylord | May 27, 2021

Rosenwald’s friends and classmates led a $12 million campaign to endow the program in Rosenwald’s name. 

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News

College reverses February Guarini Institute budget cuts, reinstates study abroad programs in six departments

By Ben Fagell | May 25, 2021

Structural budget deficits and rising program costs will still require an overall reduction in faculty-led programs to an average of 31 or 32 per academic year.

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News

College’s decision not to offer air conditioning this summer leaves students frustrated

By Daniel Modesto | May 25, 2021

The College said it based its decision on the need to maintain “consistency” between residences, many of which do not have built-in air conditioning systems. 

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