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“Empathy is the Starting Point”: Human Centered Design Minor Teaches Problem Solving Through a Human Lens
Students say that the program teaches them a manner of approaching problems which they are able to apply to other areas of their lives.
Arielle (’24) is from Bethesda, Maryland. She writes for Mirror and loves having the opportunity to report on campus culture. In addition to writing, Arielle enjoys skiing, taking late-night walks around Occom Pond and playing board games.
Students say that the program teaches them a manner of approaching problems which they are able to apply to other areas of their lives.
We spotlight a government class on the future of capitalism.
Members of the Class of 2024 mourn missed traditions but find solace in the fact that their unique start to Dartmouth unites them as a class.
The four houses within the Living Learning Community system aim to foster inclusivity and connect individuals with similar values.
Recent club founders encourage anyone considering starting their own club to take the leap.
A report conducted last summer about students’ concerns with the College’s pandemic response predicted mental health issues, including freshman suicides.
An investigation by The Dartmouth has found that the College has room for reform in its mental health policies after pandemic isolation and three freshman suicides.
Frustration abounds as dining and library hours differ from terms past due to a staff shortage.
A walk through the College PR operation, from start to finish.
Next year, the group is likely to regain its role as an advisory group to Dean of the College Kathryn Lively.
