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Virtual anti-Antifa event hosted by College Republicans moved online due to safety, logistical issues
The club hosted conservative journalist Andy Ngo and libertarian Gabriel Nadales for a discussion titled “Extremism in America.”
The club hosted conservative journalist Andy Ngo and libertarian Gabriel Nadales for a discussion titled “Extremism in America.”
Sosin discussed the omicron variant, keeping elementary schools open and the importance of masking.
Members of the Class of 2026 had limited opportunities to visit campus before applying.
Interim Provost David Kotz has cited the vaccination of young children as one of few remaining criteria for lifting the College’s indoor mask mandate.
DDS has devised a “Good Karma” box where students can return items consequence-free — but the first one was stolen.
From LinkedIn to “resume drops” and Center for Professional Development programming, seniors are entering the job market in different ways.
An unprecedented 103 women donated at least $1 million each to the College’s Call to Lead Campaign.
The Department of Safety and Security will continue to offer walking escorts.
With temperatures in the Upper Valley projected to rise significantly in the coming decades, professors spoke to the local effects on agriculture, snow cover and the health of community members.
