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Candidates launch bids for Student Assembly president
This election cycle marks the second running in which candidates are campaigning virtually.
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This election cycle marks the second running in which candidates are campaigning virtually.
The change in bylaws comes amid a housing crunch in the Upper Valley.
The majority of the Class of 2023 will have few additional opportunities to rush this year.
The changes to department and program statuses are the result of multi-year processes.
Many students must adjust to new living arrangements while completing schoolwork and juggling mental health concerns.
The newly created position will oversee the Office of Pluralism and Leadership, the Native American Program and the Tucker Center for Spiritual and Ethical Life.
In the six months during which Dartmouth EMS temporarily ceased operations, a team worked behind the scenes to plan how to reopen safely. In the meantime, some members off campus also found ways to help their local communities.
“Visibility,” Dartmouth’s month-long campaign to promote gender equity and end gender- and power-based violence, started on Jan. 29 and will feature remote programming throughout February. This year’s events will focus on the intersections between gender- and power-based violence and race.
On Jan. 28, the College honored Allie Young '13 at Dartmouth’s Social Justice Awards for her work in bringing authentic representation of Native Americans to mainstream media. Young spoke with The Dartmouth to discuss her time as an undergraduate student, her work at Protect the Sacred and her hopes for Indigenous youth under the Biden administration.
The Dartmouth Student Union, a student advocacy and fundraising collective, has raised over $50,000 for its mutual aid fund since its inception last April, providing stipends to over 100 students.
