8:41 p.m.: The exact time I received the blitz about writing this very column. I was in the middle of a weekly standing hangout (read: harbor) date with my freshman floormates.
This fall, undergraduates and graduates will gather to discuss campus issues over family-style dinners through OneDartmouth, a student-driven mentorship program.
Aditi Kirtikar / The Dartmouth Staff Growing up near the Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania, author Seamus McGraw knew exactly what would follow an air horn's blast.
Nushy Golriz / The Dartmouth Staff While declaring a major can spark fear in incoming freshmen and upperclassmen alike, students can wait until the end of their fifth term in residence to decide on a course of study, usually sophomore winter or spring.
Nushy Golriz / The Dartmouth Staff The failed endeavors of Max Marcuse, an early 20th century German sexologist, after he fled to the British Mandate of Palestine as a German-Jewish refugee bring the cross-cultural challenges of sexology research to light, Northwestern University historian Kirsten Leng said in a lecture on Thursday. Marcuse left Germany at the age of 56, but unlike many of his Jewish peers, escaped to Palestine, where his career stalled. "He is a forgotten giant of sexology," Leng said. While in Germany, Marcuse founded an international society devoted to sexual research, wrote 14 books and published over 100 scholarly articles about subjects such as birth control, celibacy, marriage and prostitution.
Blaze Joel / The Dartmouth Staff With temperatures reaching into the 90s, students participating in summer recruiting are sweating through their business suits as they trek across campus for interviews with potential employers. This term, 235 students have participated in corporate recruiting this term, up from last summer's 201 participants, said Monica Wilson, Career Services associate director.
Anna Davies / The Dartmouth Staff The sun is up, the sky is blue, sophomore summer is here, but who are you?! But actually who are you?
Despite discovering the sport only nine months ago, Michelle Khare '14 has made a name for herself in the world of cycling at Dartmouth and beyond.
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The Committee of Student Safety and Accountability released its recommendations on Thursday.
The Rainbow Room on the first floor of Robinson Hall offers a space safe for conversation.
Though the community is small, the consensus seems to be that being a vegan at Dartmouth is, perhaps surprisingly, pretty easy.