Pan-Asian community hosts talk

Around 30 students discussed faculty diversity and sensitivity, class offerings and racial stereotypes at a Pan-Asian community discussion about the “Freedom Budget” Monday evening. With meetings between “Freedom Budget” contributors and administrators slated to begin this week, concerned students in the Pan-Asian community are working to consolidate their recommendations, event co-organizer Moulshri Mohan ’15 said.

'Never rested': Undocumented life at Dartmouth

Posters urging students to “drop the I-word” have appeared around campus. And for some undocumented students, threads of activism are weaving together at exactly the right time.

NH ranks second-least religious

New Hampshire is second only to Vermont as the least religious state in the country, according to an annual Gallup poll released Monday. Yet students who participate in campus religious organizations said that while they believe there is a stigma attached to being religious at Dartmouth, most students are accepting.

N.H. House first to pass bill legalizing marijuana

After a lengthy and heated debate, the House voted 170 to 162 for initial approval of the bill, though it still faces serious hurtles before becoming law.

Campus activists start anti-violence workshop tour

A series of anti-violence workshops on college campuses, led by Lea Roth ’13 and Nastassja Schmiedt, a former member of the Class of 2015, will address student activism and systems of oppression.

Programs added despite FSP decline

Dartmouth has historically boasted high percentages of students studying abroad, but recent data indicates those numbers may be slipping, which some attribute to concerns about cost, program flexibility and lack of diverse offerings. While 54 percent of the Class of 2009 embarked on a College off-campus ...

‘Bacha Bazi' artists discuss Afghani culture with experts

Heather Szilagyi / The Dartmouth Staff The artists in residence working on "Bacha Bazi (Boy Play)" with the New York Theatre Workshop may be a fun-loving group who let loose at Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity's foam party Friday night, but they are also doing serious work during their three-week stay at Dartmouth.

Career Services assists with off-term and post-grad planning

The question of what to do on a leave term plagues every Dartmouth student, months before they leave the comfort of a three-class term and routine homework schedule for 10 weeks in the real world.

Retired Gen. James Mattis joins the Dickey Center

Retired Gen. James Mattis will join the College this fall as a Class of 1950 senior foreign affairs fellow at the Dickey Center for International Understanding.

Remy appointed to direct UJAO

Anna Davies / The Dartmouth Staff Assistant dean of undergraduate students Leigh Remy has been named the new director of Undergraduate Judicial Affairs and will take office on July 1.

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