College is 29th in endowment
Dartmouth second in percent of alumni who give back to College
Dartmouth second in percent of alumni who give back to College
A recently completed insurance investigation reported that an outbreak of shigella at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center this fall was not deliberate. The outbreak initially affected two laboratory technicians in September, then five more in October.
Senior Associate Dean Dan Nelson will replace departing Pelton
This week, the College recognized its newest Greek organization, La Unidad Latina Lambda Upsilon Lambda fraternity.
Administrators, professors and students talk about recycling, interdisciplinary courses and conservation
President Franklin Roosevelt's "courage and integrity" was the driving force behind America's fight against Nazi Germany and the Holocaust, former Ambassador to the United Nations William J.
The Student Assembly passed a joint resolution with the class councils last night calling for the Director of Computing Services Lawrence Levine to rescind the new printing policies at Kiewit Center. The resolution discusses changes that dictate how often and in what quantity documents printed at Kiewit's public printer cluster are distributed to students. Documents printed at Kiewit's public printer cluster are no longer sorted and available for pickup on a continual basis.
Former presidential candidate tells the story of his life from college to Washington to the College on the Hill
Anthropology professor to use grants to conduct research in Peru
The Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center has applied for a 1998 tax exemption from the city of Lebanon on the grounds that it is both a charitable and educational institution. DHMC was denied its tax exemption for 1997 three weeks ago, when the board of assessors decided it should not be classified as a a charitable organization.
Sophomore SA president-elect begins planning for next year, to address social space and printing issues
Hanover Planning Board approves science building expansion
Former Tennessee governor on campus for Senior Symposium
New analyses suggest crash site could be near Warren
Bridge project about 75 percent finished
President-elect and wife eat with undergrads
Required interdisciplinary classes often large; courses have critics
Possible Class of 2002 members go to classes, lunches, fraternities
Jay Buckey launches with Columbia crew
Speaker of the House discusses his life and work for Senior Symposium