Haley S. Rodriguez ’29 is a reporter with roots in New York City. She is studying history and biology and enjoys long-distance running, reading and sailing.
Fifty years after Dartmouth’s first coeducational class graduated, alumni remember entering fraternity basements, learning the unwritten rules of pong and making space within a social culture still adjusting to women.
Approximately 20 students, faculty and community members attended the protest on May 29, which organizers described as an “autonomous” action by students involved in multiple campus organizing spaces
Associate vice president Tennille Haynes, who currently reports to Delalue, will oversee institutional diversity and equity under the Office of Community and Campus Life as part of a larger structural change.
Despite heavy rain, approximately 50 students, veterans and community members gathered in front of Dartmouth Hall to place flags in remembrance of Dartmouth’s fallen service members.
Dear readers, revelers, creatures of the Green, Welcome to the strangest spring sight to be seen! The Dartmouth presents our Green Key special issue Here come tears of joy, so be sure you have tissues In this springtime frolic, we dare to explore This strange, storied weekend we’ll live to adore. In ...
More than 600 admitted students traveled to campus for the first week of the program, according to undergraduate admissions dean Kathryn Bezella.
The resident, who is not affiliated with Dartmouth's PSC, said she found the statement on Instagram and thought that the statement she read was just a Palestinian Land Day statement from the West Bank government rather than from Hamas.
As the war between the United States and Iran expands, Dartmouth student veterans reflect on troop safety, regional instability and the human costs of another Middle East conflict.
The national açai bowl chain will open next to the Nugget Theater later this spring.
Winter-dependent industries across New Hampshire are confronting a future defined by uncertainty.