Tracy Wang / The Dartmouth Award-winning filmmaker Ricki Stern '87 and Student Body President Suril Kantaria '13 urged students to embrace and overcome failure at Convocation on Monday afternoon in Leede Arena, marking the commencement of the College's 243rd year.
When Allison Singh '97 matriculated at Dartmouth after being rejected from Princeton University, her top choice, she considered the College a second-tier institution.
Women from across campus gathered in Alumni Hall on Monday night for dinner and conversation at the eighth "Proud to Be a Woman" dinner, a termly event sponsored by Link-Up and the Center for Women and Gender.
Palaeopitus Senior Society launched an online forum on Tuesday that makes use of Google Moderator, a program through which students can submit and vote on questions addressed to Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson.
College President Jim Yong Kim's nomination for the World Bank presidency has continued to receive endorsements from U.S.
Hunter van Adelsberg / The Dartmouth Staff The walls of Lou's Restaurant and Bakery opened in 1947 by Lou Bresset upon his return from serving in World War II house plaques that name the restaurant the Upper Valley's breakfast spot for 16 years and best bakery for the past four years.
Experts in psychology have long known that prosopagnosia a condition also known as face blindness is caused by brain damage, but it was unknown until recently that roughly 2 percent of the population is born with the facial recognition disorder, according to psychological and brain sciences professor Brad Duchaine, who devotes his time to studying the condition. People with prosopagnosia often cannot recognize the faces of close friends or even family members and have to rely on other clues, such as voice or gait.